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Posted By: chas05 Marlin 336 30-30 - 04/12/14
My father has given me his 30-30 purchased around 1967-68 from our local Bi-Mart. It is in excellent mechanical condition with the usual wear (no rust, rifling remains pristine)from a rifle that has killed blacktail, mulies, the occasional elk, and one speed goat. I'm thinking of an AI to it...Should I? And Dad doesn't care.

Thanks in advance

Charlie
Posted By: websterparish47 Re: Marlin 336 30-30 - 04/12/14
I wouldn't but that's just me. Don't think you would gain enough to make a difference and feeding might be a problem.
Posted By: doctor_Encore Re: Marlin 336 30-30 - 04/12/14
I agree with Websterparish. The 30-30 is good as it was meant to be.

Doc
Posted By: chas05 Re: Marlin 336 30-30 - 04/12/14
Thanks
Posted By: Fireball2 Re: Marlin 336 30-30 - 04/12/14
chas, no need to tell you this I'm sure, but you live in Gods Country. Killed many blacktails and a few bears there, including my biggest of both. Just seeing the name stirs my soul...
Posted By: Huntz Re: Marlin 336 30-30 - 04/12/14
You can AI it your self.Rent a reamer and you put it on an extension and do it right through the action.Takes about ten minutes.No problems with feeding.I have done 10 336s like this with no problems.Gains?? 50 -150 FPS depending on bullet used.
Posted By: chas05 Re: Marlin 336 30-30 - 04/13/14
Originally Posted by Fireball2
chas, no need to tell you this I'm sure, but you live in Gods Country. Killed many blacktails and a few bears there, including my biggest of both. Just seeing the name stirs my soul...


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