Marlin 35 rem

[HChammer]

Looking at a package deal on a few guns and I’m curious what a jm marlin 336 35 rem in good to very good (possibly even better) would be worth?

Sorry if it’s a no brainer but I’m not much of a marlin guy.

Thanks

 

[Jay]

IIRC I paid $550 for a Marlin 336 in 35 Rem, was in great shape & printed awesome groups.

Ended up trading it for another one, in the year I wanted which also prints awesome groups & I used to take a nice 6 point. So, I would say they are worth ~$550.

Cheers
Jay

 

[freddyfour]

What vintage is it? They are kind if a niche market because of ammo availability.

 

[buck knife]

I've found the .35 rem ammo in every store that sells anmo,even gas stations,it's readily available in. Multiple brands everywhere I've been.

 

[shotcup]

35 Remington ammo is also easily found online

 

[freddyfour]

I've found the .35 rem ammo in every store that sells anmo,even gas stations,it's readily available in. Multiple brands everywhere I've been.

No kidding, where abouts you from?

 

[BlackRam]

Have seen them range from $550 to $800 for nice used JM's. If you want to mount a scope at some point, make sure it is drilled and tapped, as the old "waffle top" ones are not. Not an issue of you only plan on using the open sights, and is a neat feature.
Brand new, they run around $720. Hearing that some of the Remlin issues have been resolved...

I bought a really nice, older JM from a collector selling off his duplicates for $750 two years ago, as I could not find another one in nice shape at the time. Bought it to be a saddle/camp rifle for the wife, who doesn't care for my 356 or 358's recoil levels.

 

[buck knife]

Nova Scotia

 

[Snider shooter]

The 35 Rem is very common in NS and ammunition is readily available here. I reload for mine.

 

[freddyfour]

Nova Scotia

Interesting, it is not stocked in many stores in South western Ontario.

 

[Mad-Dog]

I have never been SOL when I am looking for a fresh supply of .35 Rem, year after year. True, occasionally I have to look beyond my usual sources, but there has never been a time it was unavailable. Maybe there is some truth to the "can't find it in my backyard" issue, but I am more inclined to think it is because the major ammo manufacturers (Federal, Remington, Winchester) produce less popular loadings intermittently in runs. I have two rifles in this category.

I think there is just barely enough remaining market that .35 Rem is available from year to year, but not always the first place you look. Cabelas usually has it in stock. I hope this helps.

 

[SuperCub]

I've found the .35 rem ammo in every store that sells anmo,even gas stations,it's readily available in. Multiple brands everywhere I've been.

That's a right funny story.

 

[MiG25]

I want one or a 141.

Ammo is rare in these parts.

 

[blargon]

Interesting, it is not stocked in many stores in South western Ontario.

Probably because there is no big game rifle seasons there. I see enough in Eastern Ontario.

 

[freddyfour]

Probably because there is no big game rifle seasons there. I see enough in Eastern Ontario.

You may be on to something there. Could you elaborate where in Eastern Ontario you see any, I'm in the Bellville and Napanee area a lot.

 

[struff55]

Yikes if a fellow hunted with a 35 Rem and a 16 ga he would have to make every shot count

 

[Smitsauce]

You may be on to something there. Could you elaborate where in Eastern Ontario you see any, I'm in the Bellville and Napanee area a lot.

SFRC just north of Kingston sells it. Just a bit further east than you go.

They have a 15% off sale on right now too!