Can't believe I found 336RC .35Rem to go with my 336SC .35

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neil mitchell
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Can't believe I found 336RC .35Rem to go with my 336SC .35

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Was browsing the local pawnshops last Sat and found this 1968 336RC in .35Rem after buying a 1953 336SC .35 last Monday .Did a little cleanup on it and it looks like this.
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The best part is I got it for $230 ! I can't believe that after looking in East Texas for 6 months I found 2 Marlins in .35 Remington in the space of one week.I think I need to buy a lottery ticket. :wink:

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Post by DerekR »

Good looking rifle Neil. It looks just like mine from 1976. Those models have nice thin forearm wood and Marlin seemed to use good looking walnut. The .35 Remington is a GREAT deer cartridge. I have killed a truck load of deer with mine.
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Post by C. Cash »

:P :P :P
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Post by Old Savage »

That is a good one.
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Post by wm »

You are on a roll....way to go!!

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Post by 1886 »

Sharp rifle. Looks to have been well cared for. 1886.
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Dave
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Post by Dave »

Wow! That gun cleaned right up. One of my best hunting buddies uses that same gun and he has killed a train car full of deer with it. They work.
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Post by GEOFF »

Neil,

Great looking little carbine, and Ballard rifled too! I always have my eye out for a late 40's early 50's Marlin in .35 Remington so I can understand you being happy!

I know RC stands for Regular Carbine but what does SC stand for??? Maybe Saddlering Carbine?????? Fill me in on what SC stands for please.

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neil mitchell
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Post by neil mitchell »

Geoff, SC stands for "sporting carbine". It has a 2/3 magazine and forend cap ,no barrel bands.

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Post by GEOFF »

Neil,

Thanks for the info. I probably should have known that.

Boy I'd like the SC version best, I do believe. I have a 1948 vintage RC that is a KEEPER for sure. Mines in .30-30 though. It is so smooth I can hardly believe a cartridge was chambered when I work the action.

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Post by Jaguarundi »

Nice price & condition.You lucky dog :mrgreen:!
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