MARLIN 336 TRAPPER for Sale

Quick Look

The Marlin 336 Trapper is a celebrated lever-action rifle introduced in 1948, known for its solid construction and hunting heritage. Designed for reliability and swift handling, it balances classic style with modern features. The 336 Trapper remains popular among hunters and outdoorsmen seeking a compact, powerful rifle.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Proven lever-action design with smooth cycling
• Compact trim for easy maneuverability in dense woods
• Ample aftermarket options for customization
• Rugged construction suited for harsh conditions
• Reliable feeding with side ejection for left-handed use

Key Variants

Marlin 336 Trapper 30-30

The classic .30-30 caliber preferred by traditional hunters for medium game.

Marlin 336 Trapper 35 Rem

Chambered in .35 Remington for hunters requiring extra stopping power.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Marlin 336 Trapper	Winchester Model 94	Henry Big Boy
MSRP	$800–$950	$900–$1,050	$1,100–$1,250
Capacity/Size	6+1 rounds, compact	6+1 rounds, medium	6+1 rounds, medium
Weight	6.7 lbs	7.0 lbs	6.9 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes (Picatinny rail option)	Limited	No (requires gunsmithing)
Trigger Type	Single-stage lever	Single-stage lever	Single-stage lever
Notable Pro	Side ejection for ambidextrous use	Classic design and strong collector value	High-quality finish and smooth action
Notable Con	Wood furniture prone to dents	Lacks modern optics options	Higher price point

Best Use Cases

• Brush hunting and medium-game hunting
• Woods and dense terrain shooting
• Home defense in rural settings
• Recreational range shooting
• Collector interested in American lever guns

FAQs

Can I mount a scope on the Marlin 336 Trapper?

Yes, many models come optics-ready with a Picatinny rail or drilled mounts for scope attachment.

What calibers are available for the Marlin 336 Trapper?

Commonly chambered in .30-30 Winchester and .35 Remington for hunting versatility.

How reliable is the Marlin 336 Trapper in tough conditions?

It is well-regarded for robust, dependable action, proven over decades in field use.