My 12yo son has decided to sell his Marlin 336Y "Spikehorn" 30-30

These are the youth model/size 30-30 and are no longer produced and getting harder to find. Very good condition.

Comes equipped with Bushnell Trophy 1.75-4x32mm Matte Circle -X scope mounted in Leupold QD rings and 1-pc. base.

Will include a full box of Remington Managed Recoil 125gr. Core-Lokt SP and a 1/2 box of Federal Premium Vital-Shok 170gr. Nosler Partition.

Shipped in a hard-case to your FFL (ammunition shipped separately). FFL must accept transfer from non-FFL holder. Otherwise, there would be an additional cost as my FFL will charge me a fee.

$550 shipped













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What is the LOP and barrel length on these?

What's he gonna buy with the funds?

Barrel is 16.25" and LOP is 12 3/4

Jason,

We're going to Namibia next summer for PG and my son is going to add the $$ to this fund. A little more than a year away and he's already extremely excited and looking forward to the trip.

Extremely excited?! I bet! That's awesome!

TTT

These are really neat and hard to find rifles. If you replace the stock with a full sized factory stock, you have the equivalent of the modern day Marlin Marauder with a pistol grip. I wish I had the cash to buy this one.

Wow! Great for you and your son, that will make some life long memories for sure.

TTT

I have purchased this rifle from my son.

Still for sale, however, I will consider trades too.

Good call for the kid. I had to trade my 4 yr old boy a 4 wheeler for his fav. blanket. We both came out on top.

Joseph

Bump for the weekend crowd.

After some discussion, it seems my son is back peddling and wants to hold on to it for a bit longer. No longer on the market.

Appreciate the interest.

The boy is showing signs of wisdom. Let him cut grass this summer, and keep his rifle. He will have a son someday.

That's a 30/30 done right...nice job! I'm proud of you man!

I sold a handful of guns in my younger years that I wish I had never sold. I remember the guns, but I can't tell you what I did with the money after the sale :-(. Find a way to hold on to that one...and have a great trip!!

Scott