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Old 04-19-2012, 03:11 PM   #1
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Default old marlin model 80 22lr
What's ur thoughts on these my friend is selling one and I mite buy it from him


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Old 04-19-2012, 03:28 PM   #2
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How much? If it is reasonably priced and functions fine, buy it! The marlin 60 is an iconic little gun.


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He wants 85 for it and its in great shape has a older tasco scope on it which I'd prolly switch out if I purchased it
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Id buy it for that price those marlin 60s are tough lil guns I bet I've fired over 20,000 rounds out of mine
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He wants 85 for it and its in great shape has a older tasco scope on it which I'd prolly switch out if I purchased it
It's been almost an hour since you posted the price. I sure hope you are the new owner by now. Always ask if there is any ammo or gun sleeve he could throw in. It never hurts.
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It's been almost an hour since you posted the price. I sure hope you are the new owner by now. Always ask if there is any ammo or gun sleeve he could throw in. It never hurts.
This! I still have my "old" marlin model 60 & love it. Be aware there is a plastic buffer that may need replaceing if the action seems to jam up on something. Inexpensive & easy fix.
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Yep bought it cleaned it and shot 200 rounds threw it already nice little gun
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The early ones wore the ejectors out fairly quickly. I converted many to the newer style of ejector.
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The early ones wore the ejectors out fairly quickly. I converted many to the newer style of ejector.
Yea that's the only issue I've found so far it doesn't eject every round how do u convert the ejector
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Well sometimes it is a little hard to explain as Marlin made several styles. Here is a link that explains it

http://www.gunreports.com/special_reports/long_guns/Marlin-Model-60-semiautomatic-22-rimfire2330-1.html
I hope this helps.


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