Marlin manufactured the 81 from 1937 to 1939. When introduced in 1937, the Model 81 was described by Marlin in their advertisements as follows: A new patented tubular magazine repeater with feeding mechanism that is unique, simple and positive. Holds 25 short, 20 long, or 17 long rifle cartridges. Take down. 24 inch round tapered barrel, crown muzzle, Ballard type rifling. Automatic ejection. Positive, convenient safety. Self cocking action. Genuine American black walnut stock, military type. Unbreakable butt plate. Chromium plated bolt, bolt handle and trigger. Sporting adjustable rear sight and silver bead front sight. Length 42 &1/2 inches. Weight about 6 & 1/4 pounds. Value for Marlin Model 81 rifles is in the $75.00 range ...... Nick
The Marlin model 80E was apparently manufactured from 1934 until approx. 1940.
Factory records on many of the older inexpensive firearms are quite often incomplete as until relativetly recently detailed records of productions were not required by the U .S. Goverment. As such, most of the ref. books tend to do a lot of educated guessing in regards to manufacturing dates and or s/n shipping dates. That said, Marlin dates are probably quite accurate .
THE MARLIN MODEL 80 WAS INTRODUCED IN 1934 AND DROPPED IN 1939
Made by Marlin....same as the Marlin Model 80
Made by Marlin....same as the Marlin Model 80
The marlin model 80dl was made by marlin from 1940-1965.
Same as a Marlin model 80
Marlin model 80
Yes.The marlin model 80 was chambered in .22LR,which is a rimfire cartridge.They were made from 1934-1939 as a promotional model.The model 80E was made from 1934-1940,the model 80C was made from 1940-1970,the model 80DL was made from 1940-1965,and the model 80G was made from 1960-1965.
If your Ranger is a bolt action .22, it is likely a Marlin Model 80 made for Sears.
The Marlin model 80 was made from 1934 to 1939. Later improvements of the original model 80 such as the 80E, 80C, 80DL & 80G were made all the way up to 1965. There were many sight & stock configurations giving the rifle a different model number suffix.
The model 36 is a Marlin Model 80.
Most of thses were made by Marlin under there Model 80 series
Its probably a marlin model 80,some were also made by winchester.