Traded for the Marlin 39A made in 1948.

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rangerider7
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Traded for the Marlin 39A made in 1948.

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I just could not stand it! It is in just too good of condition. It has been fired just 9 times! I'm in Plano babysitting the grandkids right now, but will post a photo when I get back Monday. P.S. I ended up putting 450.00 in it.
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WinM71
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Re: Traded for the Marlin 39A made in 1948.

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I'd say that's a hell of a buy. Nice old ones like that need a home where they're appreciated. I grew up shooting a 39 in the early 60s, serial number was "C195x" as I remember (could be mistaken). I think my dad said he had bought it in the early-to-mid 50s.
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Re: Traded for the Marlin 39A made in 1948.

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Excellent deal !!!

That's a certainly a far cry better than $600 :P

Can't wait to see the pics.
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Re: Traded for the Marlin 39A made in 1948.

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Like I said, $450. :wink:

You did real well. When/if you take the buttstock off you will see that there are 3 notches, on the inside of the top and bottom tang. You can adjust your trigger tension if needed.

Post some picture once you get it.

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Re: Traded for the Marlin 39A made in 1948.

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Congrats - looking forward to the pictures!!! :D

Sounds like a good gift for one of those grandkids you're babysitting!!! :wink:
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Re: Traded for the Marlin 39A made in 1948.

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awesome. thats very kewl.
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Re: Traded for the Marlin 39A made in 1948.

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Good deal! You won't regret it.
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