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Quick Look

The Marlin 336 in .35 Remington originated in the mid-20th century as a rugged lever-action hunting rifle. Designed for woods hunters, it offers fast follow-up shots and potent short-range performance. Still popular among traditionalists, it's prized for nostalgia, brush-busting power, and proven game-stopping performance.

Why It's a Top Choice

Classic lever-action reliability with strong side-ejection design
.35 Remington cartridge ideal for brush or big game at close range
Timeless walnut stock and blued steel appeal to collectors
Scope-compatible with drilled and tapped receivers
Proven performer in deer, hog, and black bear country

Key Variants

Marlin 336C .35 Remington

Traditional walnut and blued finish, great for hunters who appreciate classic rifles.

Marlin 336SS .35 Remington

Stainless steel model built for harsh weather and durability in the field.

Marlin 336XLR .35 Remington

Extended range lever rifle with stainless hardware and laminate stock for durability.

Marlin 336 Texan .35 Remington

Straight-grip stock and saddle ring, designed for fast-handling from horseback or stand.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Marlin 336 .35 Rem	Henry Big Boy .357 Magnum	Winchester 94 .30-30
MSRP	$800–$1,000 (varies with variant)	$900–$1,050	$1,200+
Capacity/Size	5+1 rounds, 20" barrel	10+1 rounds, 20" barrel	7+1 rounds, 20" barrel
Weight	7–7.5 lbs	8.7 lbs	6.5–7 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes	Top rail optional	Yes (Angle-Eject models)
Trigger Type	Single-stage, curved	Smooth lever-action	Classic lever trigger
Notable Pro	Hard-hitting .35 Rem power	High capacity and pistol round flexibility	Lightweight and iconic silhouette
Notable Con	Ammo availability limited	Heavier than competitors	Less suitable for scope mounting (pre-AE)

Best Use Cases

Whitetail and black bear hunting in dense woods
Stand hunting with quick follow-up capability
Brush hunting with powerful short-range cartridge
Traditional rifle collecting
Heritage-style lever-action shooting

FAQs

What is the effective range of the Marlin 336 in .35 Remington?

Effective hunting range is typically up to 200 yards due to bullet drop and energy retention.

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

Yes, all models are drilled and tapped for scope mounts or accept aftermarket rails.

How does .35 Remington compare to .30-30 Winchester?

.35 Rem produces more energy at close range but has more drop beyond 200 yards than .30-30.

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