Marlin Firearms Collectors Association

jRaysbaja; A Malrin with the letter "T" as the serial number prefix was manufactured in 1960. Marlin made the .35 Remington caliber guns from 1951 to 1983. Marlin made 3 versions of the 336 in 1960, a carbine, a Texan carbine ( straight grip version of a carbine ) both with 20 inch barrels...

ROB;

The old factory records show your serial number as a Model 1889 that left the factory in early 1890 with a 24 inch octagon barrel in .32-20 caliber.

MajorRichards;

According to Brophy, no more than 500 combination Model 90 shotguns were manufactured. The .218 Bee caliber guns were made on special order only, so more than likely, they will be extremely rare.

Civi'sOutfitters; IN this case, it might behove you to get your hands on a copy of Bill Brophy's book on "Marlin Firearms, A History of the Guns and the Company that made them." On pages 396, 397 and 398, you will find some help with a parts breakdown along with a photo of the breech bolt ...

Carpy; The Marlin Model 39 without a serial number prefix(s) was made between 1921 and 1925. Your rifle with a serial number in the 5700 range would possibly been made sometime between 1922 and 1923. There are no records for this era, so we can only estimate from the known serial number ranges that ...

TulsaTom;

That is not an item that shows up often, but keep an eye on eBay as I did buy a lot of shotgun parts there over the years.

Marlin92.au; The "A" prefix on your Marlin Model '92 indicates that it was made in 1916 by either the Marlin Arms Corporation or Marlin-Rockwell Corporation. Sporting arms were assembled from parts on hand during the war to keep employees busy between war contracts. How it got to Australia...

Willcravens; With the patent dates, octagon barrel and serial number provided, this is not a Model 39-A. It will be either a Model '92 or Model '97. There should be a model marking on the upper tang, behind the hammer. The "A" serial number prefix would tend to indicate that this was made ...

UnitedDefense-42:

Keep an eye on eBay. Parts show up there quite often.

Bethsman;

Your Marlin Model 1889 left the factory in New Haven, Ct. in late 1893 with a 26 inch octagon barrel in .44-40 caliber.

Hynz@aol.com;

Best post pictures of your rifle. Instructions to post photos are under "No Longer Guest Questions".

Jameybaliint; You have a Marlin Model 1894 that was shipped from the factory in New Haven, Ct. in 1900. The model marking will be on the upper tang, behind the hammer, beneath the tang mounted sight. You might get by, by removing the lever. Take out the lever screw and pull the lever out of the lowe...

Gfox333;

The "T" prefix to the serial number indicates that your Mountie was made in 1960.

Erd10012;

By serial number, your rifle is a Model '97, that was shipped from the factory in New Haven, Ct. in late 1901. The gun will be marked with a model designation on the upper tang, behind the hammer.

JaquesPratt; The system subtracting the first two numbers from 100 started in 1973. Your Marlin Model 1893 with a serial number in the 349,000 range would have been made in about 1906. The model designation will be marked on the upper tang, behind the hammer. If you have a tang mounted sight, you wi...