Guy on local gun sight wanted to trade for a.556 I hade a Bushmaster with moe furniture. Sent some pics. We traded even. I got a 1950 336SC .35 with Williams peep sight gun is 85% with two boxes of ammo. Serial starts with a G 22xx. Bullseyes is a little yellow but for 70 years old not bad.

DO THAT TRADE ALL DAY LONG....good for you.

He got burned!

Waffle top?

Yes, waffle top, forgot to put that in. when looking up serial # made 1950 G 22xx. I have a 30-30 waffle 1952. From what I have read I need the .32 win. in waffle top have one I just bought here a few weeks ago but not waffle top but I have one.

I sold this 1952 ADL a while back.

I must have bought the bigger brother.

Joes looks like an A. the SC will have the 20 inch barrel.

I did not check barrel length but on barrel 336SC .35rem.

I would make that trade in a heartbeat.

Yes just checked 20" barrel. Just cleaning gun's for now. At home for 30 more day's going have really clean gun's

Stay safe, Fred

You did well! I have a 1952 waffle top, unmolested, SC in .35 Rem. Has a Williams peep and a firesight front. One of my favortes.

Of all the guns I own my .35 Rem 336D (Davidsons limited run) is my favorite go to gun for deer. It is a Guide Gun in .35 Rem

Nice trade, on your part. I have a late 40’s or early 50’s 336 ADL in 32 Winchester special. It’s one of my favorite rifles. A beautiful rifle with an unmolested waffle top.

Those are nice 35 cal Marlins. When Davidson's offered those I couldn't scrape the funds to cobble onto one. I never run across them.

I'm kind of looking for a 35 Remington 336. Be Well, Rustyzipper.

Keeping the two I have but do come across one will let you know.

lLOL
At a show in Vegas last weekend I picked up what I thought was a 1950 336SC in 35 Rem, turned out to be a 336A. I was already smiling, but it got bigger, especially for $425 with a box of Hornady FTX ammo.

The only one I've seen recently was a JM marked pre safety standard 336, but it had badly mismatched wood and shop had $700 on it. I'll keep an eye peeled for them here in MO and let you know.

I picked up a SC in 35 Rem last November. 1951 gun that had been professionally drilled for scope mounts. I had to give $750. I stumbled into a 336ER in 356 Win two weeks later so the 35 Rem is an extra. Given the state of Marlin I am not sure if I should sell it even though I am not one for having a lot of extra guns

At Poulin auction this past wkend Marlins went nuts. 200% of high estimate was the norm.

The market is definitely stupid. The mismatched 336 I mentioned earlier has a higher asking price than the clean, well used 1955 straight grip SC I purchased late last fall.

Me too
Smart move