Marlin Firearms Collectors Association

1937 A1 ad


1939 A1 ad


1945 A1 ad

Bigdog,
You might try Jack First Gun Parts, Dick Williams Gun Parts, to name just a couple places or look on eBay or some of the other auction sites.
What parts are you looking for?

http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac312/tigweld_56/DSCN0409_zpse1eebf58.jpg Here are the many variations of the Marlin A1 in it's 10 year life span. 1936 to 1946 Top to bottom: Early 1st var. A1 with grooved forearm,walnut stock 1936 1st var. A1 with smooth forearm,walnut stock 1937-1938 "Sto...

To go along with the excellent video made by forum member villafuego, (http://www.marlincollectors.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=20894) Here are a few photos of the very early Marlin .22 LR Autoloading Rifles : Top Middle Bottom Marlin Model 50 1931-1935, Marlin A1 1936-1940, and the Marlin A1DL...

In case some one was looking for this information and could not find it,here it is from an earlier posting.
http://www.marlin-collectors.com/forum/ ... f=4&t=7576

http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac312/tigweld_56/Marlin%20A1%20bolt/DSCN0363_zps2b8699a0.jpg http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac312/tigweld_56/Marlin%20A1%20bolt/DSCN0380_zpsbef20854.jpg http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac312/tigweld_56/Marlin%20A1%20bolt/DSCN0374_zps2880a0fa.jpg http://i911...

SlateHouse, Welcome to the forum. I will try and answer your question about removing the firing pin from the Marlin A1breech bolt. With the breech bolt removed from the rifle,look at the bottom of the recess which holds the bolt handle. You should see a small half circle http://i911.photobucket.com/...

Tomray, Gun Traders Guide 32 cd edition lists the Marlin 50 Autoloading Rifle at $154.00 for excellent, $103.00 for good condition. Blue Book of Gun Values 31st edition prices range from $150.00 to $85.00. Sorry,the books I have are 3 years old. I will tell you that on internet auction sites prices ...

http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac312/tigweld_56/DSCN0363_zps4ccb617b.jpg The A1 bolt handle measures 3/8" - .375 in diameter, the recess hole in the bolt for the handle measures slightly larger. There will be a little wiggle,but not in excess. I wonder if the bolt handle plunger might worn...

Here are the various forms of the A1 butt plate. http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac312/tigweld_56/MarlinA1buttplates_zps884eae02.jpg http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac312/tigweld_56/EarlyA1buttplates_zps4b7fa82a.jpg The early A1,A1E featured a thin rubber/fiber unbreakable butt plate. The &quo...

That's great news! Any questions about installing the handle please feel free to ask.

Glad to help out. Back when I joined the forum I had a "store brand" A1/Model 34A minus the bolt handle,so yes I
had to make up one. Had many requests for dimensions,hence the line drawing/photos.
Hope your A1 is back in working order soon.

First off,welcome to the forum. Here are a couple places you might try for your A1 bolt handle. Jack First Gun Shop (http://jackfirstgun.com/index.php) If they don't have it, they have 3 machinists on staff that can make up the part for you. Dick Williams Gun Shop (http://dickwilliamsgunshop.com/Mar...

This is how the magazine should fit to the bottom of the receiver. The modifications to a Marlin Model 80 magazine
are needed to allow clearance for the bottom of the A1 bolt.

The magazine catch is the part you were missing. From your photos it looks to me that yes,the magazine will attach. But without doing the modifications it will not allow the front of the magazine to seat correctly in position. DO NOT change the opening in the stock or the magazine plate. I will try ...