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Marlin 30-30's are excellent weapons and very accurate for a lever action. The walnut finished stocks are most likely birch, which is stronger than walnut and less prone to splitting and cracking. Make great trunk/car weapons and you don't get the evil black rifle look from people if they should happen to see it in your rig or where ever.
wjv Discussion starter. 20761 posts · Joined 2002. #1 · Oct 28, 2017. How can Walmart sell a Marlin 336W (30-30) lever gun for $100 cheaper than everyone else? If I go on GunGenie, the cheapest I can find the 336W for is $452 +tax. But Walmart sells them for $350 +tax? Bill - Pacific NW. In Hell, I'll be in good company.
The following table can be used to date the year of manufacture of a Marlin 336. It is also valid for determining most other Marlin firearm build dates from 1946 to the present. Marlin year of manufacture maybe determined from the following table of letter/numeral prefixs to the serial number: Date Prefix (s) 1946 C.
The .30WCF aka .30-30 came to life in 1894 as a modern high velocity smokeless cartridge. Its performance has improved slightly over the year but ammo made today gives higher velocity than original ammo but at the same or probably lower pressure. You may shoot your rifle with factory or factory equivalent ammo with no problems.
Rather this is a question as to why the 44 lever gun isn’t as popular as the 30-30. The 44 mag. can launch a 180 gr bullet about as fast as the 30-30 does with a 170 gr out of its short barrel. Plus, the 44 can shoot 300 gr bullets at just north of 1000 fps. It isn’t blistering fast but will certainly penetrate just about anything if your ...
The cartidge/bullet combo works with a ton of various powder weights and powder types. The bullet can be driven to +/- 2000 FPS due to the alloy/gas check combination. I have had good results H4198, Imr 4895, and Win 748. IMHO it is harder to make a bad load for the 30-30 than it is to make a very good load.
Its simply the best .22 rifle you can get for the price. Very reliable, very accurate. I have a Savage MKII also, but the 10/22 is better on many levels. I considered a 10/22, but don't want a semi-auto. I like the simplicity of a bolt-action. "You don't rack up 12K posts in a year by aiming for quality content."
Remington 770 Rifle with Scope, .30-06 Sprg, $220 Henry H006 Big Boy Lever Rifles Lever .44 Remington Magnum 20" 10+1, Walnut Stock, Blue Savage AXIS Rifle Savage Axis Rifle, .22-250 Rem Savage Axis Rifle, .223 Rem Savage Axis Rifle, .30-06 Sprg Henry H006M Big Boy Lever Rifle 357 Remington Mag 20" 10+1 Amerierican Walnut Stock, Blue
Some commercial 30-06 is safe to use in the M1. Most of it is "military pack" full metal jacket type ammo as sold by Federal as American Eagle White Box. Some other brands may also be usable, as example, I "think" that Remington bulk pack full metal jacket and the Korean PMC metal jacket, which was made to USGI specs.
Of course, with the .30-30, the 20 cant probably makes sense! When I was the ripe old age of 16 while working at Walmart, I got my mom to sign the paperwork and bought a Marlin 336CS for $192 and put a Simmons 3-9x32 in a set of see thru rings.