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any 336marlin in 35 rem users

great ole woods rifle !

I have a 1950 336 SC .35 Rem with a Redfield coin slot peep sight on it. I like it although a scope is better for first and last 10 minutes of legal shooting light. Legal hours are 30 minutes before sunrise and after sunset. During the last 10 to 15 minutes a scope is preferable, not just for the sights, but also easier to make out the intended target and at greater range in the gloom.

Have a couple , 53 parts gun that I'll get back together someday and a like new 55 model that is a primary deer rifle.. 55 model is used on bluebird days, can't seem to want to get it dirty yet.

nice to no i have been a lever gun nut all my life .just got a 1954 336 /35 rem today .75% to 80% cond 450 $ .been wanting this cal, for a long time . i have 3030 /4570 /44/357/and a 39/ now just need a 444 in marlin .i have it in a win big bore carbine

Sounds similar to mine 44mc and you got a good deal on it. Yours is probably ballard rifled as well. Think it was a few years later that Marlin started microgroove rifling. I've got a Model 39 and a couple of 444's including the first year with straight grip monte carlo stock 24" barrel microgroove and another one I bought brand new with pistol grip stock, ballard rifling 1:20 twist 22" barrel. Don't care for the cross-bolt safety on it, but it's a good rifle otherwise and pretty nice wood. I sold a 1894 cowboy .45 colt a while back.

I've got several boxes of remington factory ammo for the .35 Rem, but also have dies, brass and bullets on hand for it. Have a bunch of 200 gr core-loks and hornady interlocks so no problem if another ammo shortage comes up.

yes with the ballard rifling .got dies cases bullets an a mould coming.it is d&t with the screws timed. i like it alot . going to shoot it tomorrow