Marlin model 81-dl

Answer 1

The Marlin Model 30A, in 30-30 chambering, replaced the Model 30, and was manufactured from 1973-1983. It was basically a Model 30 with a full length tubular magazine. It was originally marketed under the 'Glenfield' brand name, but the Glenfield line was dropped in later years, and the Marlin name was used. The Model 30A came in both a straight-stock, and pistol-grip stock versions. All were chambered for the Winchester 30-30 cartridge. In all, around 300,000 Model 30As were produced before being replaced by the Model 30AS in 1983, and the Model 336, which is still being produced. The Model 30AS is identicle to the Model 30A, except that it has a cross-bolt safety. The Marlin Model 30A is almost identicle to the current Marlin Model 336, the differences being cosmetic, such as no checkering on the stock. Both are side-ejecting. The ones with the Marlin name on the barrel are worth a bit more than the Glenfields, due to not as many being produced. Average value is around $400.00 for one in good shape. I own a Marlin Model 30A myself, and I can tell you they are great shooters and well worth the money!

Answer 2

Two types. One was the Marlin model 50DL, 12-ga shotgun. Fairly common, made from 1997 to 2008. The other Marlin Model 50/50E is a rare .22LR semiautomatic rifle made from 1931-1934. AKA the Western Field EMN-171 & Western Field EMN-175.

Answer 3

Your Marlin model 81DL was made from 1940-1965.These are currently valued between 100-200 dollars depending on overall condition and a good bore.

Answer 4

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