MARLIN 35 for Sale

Quick Look

The Marlin Model 336 chambered in .35 Remington has its roots in mid-20th-century American hunting traditions. Known for delivering hard-hitting performance in thick woods, it combines classic lever-action reliability with a potent mid-range cartridge. Today, it appeals to hunters seeking traditional craftsmanship and stopping power for woods game.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Proven lever-action reliability in the field
• Excellent brush gun for dense wooded areas
• .35 Rem offers superior penetration on big game
• Smooth action with natural pointing ergonomics
• Works well with iron sights or low-power optics

Key Variants

Marlin 336C .35 Remington

Walnut-stocked classic ideal for traditional whitetail hunters in brush country.

Marlin 336SS .35 Remington

Stainless steel variant for corrosion resistance in all-weather hunting environments.

Marlin 336XLR .35 Remington

Extended lever rifle with laminate stock, designed for accuracy and durability.

Marlin 336RC .35 Remington

Smooth-crowned carbine version, favored for compact maneuverability.

Marlin 336A .35 Remington

Simplified utilitarian variant often found in earlier production runs.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Marlin 35	Winchester 94	Henry Big Boy
MSRP	$750	$1,000	$950
Capacity	6+1	7+1	10+1
Weight	7.0 lbs	6.5 lbs	8.7 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes (drilled/tapped)	Limited	Yes
Trigger Type	Standard lever	Standard lever	Standard lever
Notable Pro	Effective for thick woods hunting	Iconic Western history	High magazine capacity
Notable Con	Limited ammo availability	Scoped use may be awkward	Heavier overall

Best Use Cases

• Deer hunting in dense forests
• Brush game with limited visibility
• Collectors of classic lever-actions
• Traditional rifle shooting on the range

FAQs

What is the effective range of the Marlin 35?

With .35 Remington, effective range is typically 150-200 yards due to cartridge ballistics and drop.

Can I mount a scope on the Marlin Model 336 in .35 Rem?

Yes, most 336 models are drilled and tapped for scope bases and rings.

How does .35 Rem compare to .30-30?

.35 Rem offers greater bullet weight and energy, ideal for short-range power in the woods.