Marlin 39 century limited serial numbers

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Both Mounties are marginally more accurate than the Century Limited but not enough to make any practical difference. I have two of the Mounties.a '57 model and the '72 Model along with a TDS and an old Model '92. The biggest difference in the two guns is the octagonal barrel on the Mountie and the significantly lighter weight. As I mentioned the barrel is close to half an inch longer on the Mountie. I am measuring from the back of the butt pad and the Mountie has the thicker composite buttpad vs.

95%, with some small spots of finish wear on the the lever and in places where metal to metal contact occurs when the lever is worked (side of hammer, lever hinge area).As I am measuring it, the length of pull on the CL is a hair (not quiet 1/8') shorter than the Mountie.not enough for me notice the difference.

The original factory gloss blue finish rates approx.

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This example is serial number 18,975 and it is in excellent overall condition. There were a total of 35,388 made during the one year of production in 1970. It features a 20' inch octagon barrel, a brass Marlin medallion on the right side of the receiver featuring the dates 1870 & 1970 and a mounted cowboy, and a select Walnut straight-grip stock with a brass forend cap and buttplate, along with a brass name plate on the right side of the buttstock. This is a Marlin Model 39 Century Ltd., a rifle that the Marlin firm produced in 1970 only to commemorate their 1870 to 1970 Centennial. As long as proper care is taken it could be enjoyed at the range and in the field without harming it's investment value. This Marlin is a scarce model and should be an excellent long term investment as well as a superb shooter. 22 rimfire lever action for your collection this would be an excellent choice. If you have been looking for a top quality.

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The hammer still has both the safety position and full cock, and the trigger is very good on this rifle, breaking nicely with no grit and with minimal poundage. The lever is nice and tight to the tang when the bolt is closed with no slop in it. The bolt works smoothly and goes into battery perfectly. All of the controls and the action of this Marlin work 100% like the day it left the factory. The combination of blued metal, brass, and beautiful Walnut that Marlin used in this model is very attractive. The brass shows some tarnish from age but could be polished back to bright if the new owner so chooses. The brass hardware that Marlin put on this model only is all in place and in great shape.

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The gloss wood finish is still in beautiful shape and fully intact, and the wood is free from any cracks, chips, or repairs. Only under very close inspection can any small handling/storage marks be seen. The original select Walnut stock set is in superb condition. The original factory gold finish on the trigger is in great shape, with only just a hair of finish wear on the edges if you look closely. The receiver is factory drilled and tapped for both optics and a receiver-mounted peep sight, with the holes currently filled with factory removable plug screws. The bore shows perfect 'Micro-Groove' rifling with no visible pitting, bulges, or imperfections whatsoever. The bore is pristine and bright in this Model 39. While this handsome little rimfire lever action appears to have been fired, it has been very well cared for and lightly used.

95%, with some small spots of finish wear on the the lever and in places where metal to metal contact occurs when the lever is worked (side of hammer, lever hinge area).

1970 Marlin Model 39 Century Ltd.22 Rimfire Lever-Action Rifle** Limited 1 Year Production! **

Marlin 39 century limited serial numbers