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Posted By: onelostsoul 336 Model? - 09/01/20
I have a .35 Rem. 336 but it has no model markings on the barrel? Born on date in the 70's?

Thanks,
Posted By: TheKid Re: 336 Model? - 09/02/20
Does it have a full magazine or half mag? 20” barrel or 24”? If it’s a full magazine it’s a 336RC or Regular Carbine, 20” half mags were Sporting Carbines, and the 336A was the half mag 24” rifle. I’m not positive it I think that by the 70’s the only two options would have been the RC and the A and I don’t recall ever seeing one so stamped.
Posted By: onelostsoul Re: 336 Model? - 09/02/20
RC sounds right!

Regular carbine!
Posted By: Blackheart Re: 336 Model? - 09/02/20
If it's got a straight grip and it's from the 70's it's a 336T "Texan".
Posted By: onelostsoul Re: 336 Model? - 09/02/20
It has pistol grip with white line spacers?
Posted By: Blackheart Re: 336 Model? - 09/02/20
Originally Posted by onelostsoul
It has pistol grip with white line spacers?
Well then it would be a 336C with 20" barrel and full length mag tube. There was a half mag 336A with 24" barrel in the 70's too but I think it only came chambered in .30-30.
Posted By: WStrayer Re: 336 Model? - 09/03/20
336A can be had in 30-30, 32 WS, and 35 Rem. Early guns didn't have receiver drilled and tapped for scope mounts.
Posted By: Blackheart Re: 336 Model? - 09/03/20
Originally Posted by WStrayer
336A can be had in 30-30, 32 WS, and 35 Rem. Early guns didn't have receiver drilled and tapped for scope mounts.
I believe the 32 spl. and .35 Rem were only available in the first issue of the 336A {1949-1962} and second issue 336A's {1973-1980} only came in .30-30.
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