Nearly all current and out of production rifles can be rebarrelled. Original and drop in barrels can often be located, but as firearms become vintage such parts can become scarcities. Furthermore, skilled rifle makers and specialty gunsmiths are able to take barrel blanks and chamber-fit them.
Brownells has replacement stocks for the model 60. You can also go direct to fiberforce to get one.
Custom proposition only AFAIK
To obtain a stock for a Marlin Model 980 rifle, you can check with local firearms dealers or specialty gun shops that may carry replacement parts. Additionally, online retailers and auction sites like GunBroker or eBay often have listings for rifle stocks. If you're looking for a specific type or finish, consider reaching out to Marlin directly or looking for aftermarket manufacturers that specialize in rifle stocks. Always ensure that any replacement parts comply with local laws and regulations.
That makes two of us looking for replacement stocks for the Marlin Glenfield 30-30. I've tried everyone listed on my computer with no luck. If you find someone who has them please let me know. ronorsheri@aol.com Thanks, RM.
Try e-gunparts.com
Cabela's ?
It all depends on where you are located. Finding replacement gun stocks is much more difficult in Washington D.C. than it is in Montana or Texas. Cebella's and Gander Mountain are two well known hunting stores that carry replacement gun stocks.
You can buy a stock for a Marlin Glenfield Model 60 featuring a squirrel design from various online retailers, such as eBay, GunBroker, or specialized firearm accessory websites. Additionally, local gun shops or sporting goods stores may carry replacement stocks or can order them for you. It’s also worth checking with Marlin's official website or authorized dealers for availability.
I am 99% sure the gun and therefore the stocks were made by Universal
The 20 indicates that your gun was made in 1980. Marlin did not checker the stocks on the 39a at that time period.
You can still buy stocks for the 336 from Marlin, or you can buy semi inletted stocks from Precision Gun Stocks, or Treebone Carving. You should also check Ebay, if you don't mind used stocks, as they are often for sale there.
Soft steel barrels and wood stocks. Hardened steel barrels came with smokeless gunpowders in the 20th century. Civil War guns used black gunpowder.