WTS 35 Remington Marlin JM stamped

[lane44]

What's going on guys I have a JM stamped Marlin 35 Remington made in 1967 I believe in perfect shape. It's been freshly cerakoted by the previous owner and has no scratches. The wood has been re done and the whole gun has been completely gone through. I have three a half boxes of Hornady lever evolution ammo 200 gr and it has a red dot as well for it. I'm asking 1250 obo tyd. No trades for now

 

[mlawrence125]

I'm not trying to be a dick, but I think you are off on the year and pricing for this. It appears to have a safety, which wasn't introduced until 1983. I am curious how you decided on asking $1400 for this as well. If it was pristine factory original condition, you may get close to $1,000 from the correct buyer, but I don't see how it will work out with this rifle in its current condition. I promise I am not trying to come off as a jerk, and good luck with your sale

 

[lane44]

Well considering I had the year wrong that's cool but the ammo was 100 dollars a box and the sight is 100 dollars and the gun is in immaculate shape and I would have to ship it I thought I would start at 1400 Or Best Offer and see where someone wanted to offer. I'm not even making a profit in what I'm asking I'm simply breaking when with shipping. I'm not dying to get rid of it either. If someone wants it and they offer a decent price then that's fine considering shipping. To clarify it's an 80s model for the date to clear that up. I understand if you're a collector and want it original but if someone is going to hunt with it I don't see where that matters at all. We don't stare at a rifle when we hunt. It's is to kill an animal and put food on the table. So let's try 1250 shipped obo with the ammo and sight and a gun bag to maybe be better on the price

 

[35remy]

If you decide to sell the rifle by itself I may be interested.

 

[G7777777]

Ammo price might be about 33 a box for top stuff like Revolution flex tips now --- what would be your price without the ammo ?

 

[Remhunter]

Looking at the first two numbers of the serial and subtracting that from 100 will give you the year of production.

 

[Rifleman1st]

Dang shame someone Bubba'd it. GLWS