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Post by Bermudaborn56 » Fri Dec 27, pm. Post by marlinman93 » Sat Dec 28, pm. Post by MarlinEric » Tue Dec 08, pm. Privacy Terms. Quick links. Serial Numbers for 39A Anything to do with Rimfire guns. Post by plinker Tom » Sat Jul 10, pm This question comes up from time to time and I'm sure the information has been already posted but could not locate it with a quick search.
Marlin easier to cut and paste this list from my own file and as far as I know it should be correct. If I made a mistake I'm sure that someone more knowledgeable will let "number" know of any corrections that need to be made. Hope 39a helps Tom. Do you know about these? Post by dating twitter Tom » Thu Aug 12, am What you thought was the letter "I" was either a 1 or some other poorly stamped alphanumeric character.
During the time that Marlin used a letter s prefix to identify the year the rifle was made - they purposely did not use click at this page that could be mistaken for numbers such as I, O or Q.
I thought I must be seeing things, and I thought that Marlin would not use an "I" for obvious reasons of mistaken identities. It might https://search-by-image.info/annabgo-onlyfans-leaks.php been a "J" I suppose.
Anyway, the rifle looked like my '66 model 39a, "AB", but it had shinny varnish finished lumber and NO sling swivels. It did have the bulls eye and the end cap on the pistol grip with a white spacer. It is a nice rifle and barely used, as attested to by it having very few bare spots on the bolt's bluing from rubbing against the receiver.
Post by marlinman93 » Thu Oct 14, pm The G under marlin hammer has no specific meaning that I know of. The only significant letter is that in the serial number.
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Marlin lever actions 's-WWI, Ballards, and single number rifles! Post by marlinman93 » Sun Dec 05, pm Guest, I'm afraid it would be tough to give you an answer without seeing it. Even in near perfect condition, it would be tough 39a guess the value, as we have no way to tell if it's perfect original, or perfect restored. Hope you understand. Post by Sure-Shot » Mon Dec 06, am Seeing this older post brought up brings to mind the loss of one of our own, Plinker Tom, I hope everyone when seeing one his posts will recall the loss of this fine gentleman.
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A - 22S. The barrel is round. It does NOT have serial golden trigger. Any help is appreciated. That indicates that your rifle was made in It will have the early, Ballard style rifling instead of the patented Micro-Groove rifling that came along later. Due to the increasing cost of ammunition, there will be no warning shot! If the world was perfect Re: Serial Numbers for 39A Post by Bermudaborn56 » Sun Dec 22, pm I have a marlin 39 no a can be seen serial number is under the lever. Little surface rust but otherwise good condition. What can you tell me about it?.
The first series had a serial number with no letter prefix and was made between and The second series had the letter "S" as a prefix to the serial number and was made from to The last series was made from to and had a "HS" serial number prefix.
If your gun does not have a serial number prefix or the letter "S" prefix, then it is an earlier version, and you should not use serial, high speed ammunition in it.
You should only use either standard velocity or target ammunition in it. The last version with the "HS" prefix are guns that were updated to use the new, high speed ammunition at the time. It just has under the lever. There is no A in it on the So this must be the earlier version.
Any idea on the value? I bought it about years ago for cash. I'm taking it Monday to a gunsmith he recommended for a refurbish. Was my father's