[holahead]

I have been looking at a Marlin 30-30. The only ones that I have found locally have all been 336W. Could any of ya'll tell me what is differnt about the 333W and the other 336. Thanks

 

[Ron/Pa.]

Think the only difference is that instead of a Walnut stock the 336W has a plain Burch stock. My Grandson has a 336W and it will outshoot my Walnut stocked 336!

 

[holahead]

Thanks I was just wondering.

 

[Siskiyou]

Check out these two models.



http://www.marlinfirearms.com/Firearms/centerfire/336W.aspx


http://www.marlinfirearms.com/Firearms/centerfire/336C.aspx

 

[Rangr44]

Some 336W's are walnut stocked, as posted above, but a "W" has also been the Marlin designation for WallyWorld destined guns.

If it doesn't have a normal finished walnut stock, I would suspect a WW price leader.

 

[Keith L]

We just had a guy not long ago who said Wal Mart bought all their guns through a regular distributor just like other gun shops. I guess I am confused. I doubt they would have special designed for them guns and still use a jobber to buy their guns. I have a 30 AW with a walnut stock, but I got it used and have no idea where it started life or by what circumstances.

 

[holahead]

I also saw the 336W at a local pawn shop and a local hardware store both were brand new.

 

[Sportster]

We just had a guy not long ago who said Wal Mart bought all their guns through a regular distributor just like other gun shops.

This is true. Walmart sometime carries items that no one else can get. The .22" barreled 10-22 I believe is an example of that.