Marlin Firearms Collectors Association

I did not know Marlin made any 336's in .44mag. I thought they were all 1894's.

I guess i'm not all that smart. How in the heck do you get a negative charge into a wood stock? I was always taught that wood is a non-conducter.

Has any one seen the Marlin 336 big loop carbine with the laminated stock in real life yet? I have only seen pictures, but it looks really cool to me.

Me Too!

Thanks Reginier, can't believe my math was that bad, got to looking at it and said oops. Came back to change it and you had already answered.

Regnier, I just picked up a Marlin 1894 in .357 with a Redfield 3x9 scope for $399. The metal is about 90% and the wood around 85%. The serial # is 1917XXXX. Does that make it a date of manufacture of 1989? And was the price fair? Thanks.

Does anyone know if any fire sights are available for an 1895 standard rifle in 45-70? My eyes are getting old but I really am not fond of scopes on lever actions.

I meant white plug bad spelling and didn't proof read

I just bought a Marlin 1895 in 45-70 Govt. On the bottom of the stock , just in front of the sling attatchment there seems to be a white plus of some sort filling a hole. I have seen this on other Marlins, but what is it for? Can anyone help?