Marlin Firearms Collectors Association

The pics did not turn out the best. Ok, thank you for your time and knowledge. It's nice to finally have clarification on this nice old gun.

I hope these pics help you, help me ha

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The hang fire is located up near the hammer. I dont think it would be considered an easy takedown. It looks a lot like the pics in the post

ok thanks i responded over there

Thank you for your response, i have pics but am trying to figure out how to post them so you can see them. Its a straight grip, no pistol grip, the hang fire is located up near the hammer. What do you mean by take down action? I am sorry i have only recently got into firearms. I love it but i have a...

I have a National Arms Co. 12 gauge hammer pump shotgun that i was told was manufactured in 1926 from the previous owner at a local gun show. Is this a marlin? It doesn't have Marlin any where on it. The serial number on the bottom of the barrel is 119340m, and the serial number on the bottom of the...

I have a National Arms Co. 12 gauge shotgun that looks pretty much identical to this gun. Is this a Marlin? I am wondering why it doesn't have Marlin any where on it? The number on the barrel is 119340 M. the number on the bottom of the action is 112179. I was told at the gun show that i acquired th...