MARLIN .35 for Sale

Quick Look

The Marlin .35 Remington rifles gained popularity in the mid-20th century as hard-hitting woods guns. Known for their lever-action reliability and moderate recoil, they were purpose-built for hunting in dense brush. Today, they remain sought after for their nostalgic value and proven field performance.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Ideal brush gun for medium game
• Reliable lever-action cycling
• Compatible with .35 Remington ammunition
• Classic wood stock for traditional feel
• Trusted by generations of hunters

Key Variants

Marlin 336C 35 Remington

Popular for whitetail hunting, this variant features a walnut stock and 20-inch barrel.

Marlin 336XLR 35 Remington

Stainless steel and laminate stock for superior weather resistance and longevity.

Marlin 336SS 35 Remington

Designed for damp climates, favored by hunters in wet or coastal regions.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Marlin .35	Winchester Model 94	Henry Big Boy Steel
MSRP	$750	$850	$900
Capacity	6+1	7+1	10+1
Weight	7.0 lbs	6.5 lbs	7.5 lbs
Optics-ready	Drilled and tapped	Drilled and tapped	Drilled and tapped
Trigger type	Single-stage	Single-stage	Single-stage
Notable pro	Hard-hitting .35 Rem caliber	Iconic Old West appeal	High capacity, smooth action
Notable con	Limited ammo availability	Smaller caliber options	Heavier and bulkier

Best Use Cases

• Whitetail and hog hunting
• Thick cover brush gun
• Rural property defense
• American lever gun collecting
• Heritage hunting rifle

FAQs

What is the effective range of a Marlin .35?

Effective hunting range is around 200 yards with .35 Remington, depending on bullet type and conditions.

Can I mount a scope on a Marlin .35?

Yes, most models are drilled and tapped for scope bases or come with scope mounts installed.

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

The .35 Rem hits harder at close ranges, while .30-30 has slightly flatter trajectory over distance.