How do I tell if I have a old style Marlin 60 or a new style? Need to order numerous parts, but do not know where to start.
365163
You can try looking it up by the serial number. They typically will indicate a production period. Oldguns.net has a lookup tgat may halp you
634012
Hi Joe, If you can measure the the OD (outer diamter) of your Henry's magazine tube assembly, we can compare it to applicable models, such as a Marlin Model 60. The best method would be to use a digital caliper if you have one - if not, i would suggest attempting to measure the diameter of the tube adjacent to where to mag tube is inserted.
1733068
These are fixed. But with my gunsmith they are dead on.If i were to do it again - I'd get the red FO up front and the dual green in the rear.Or maybe only the front FO in red.
747627
Visit the site and search your specific model, chances are they have it. They cover almost every make of gun.
2053894
I don't know. Stock has a trigger guard molded in stock. The model 60 has a trigger guard that is part of receiver.
1981854
Mine were for xd mod2 and from my understanding they are the same dovetail. But my experience was below poor as the first set came defective and the second front sight stopped working after 40rds at the range thru it. And wasted money for gunsmith to mount them and then remove them for me. Ended up with trijHD sights instead and would have done Dawson precision but they were out of stock. Good luck
277626
I have a marlin model 60. It has old type dovetailed grooves. My scope diameter is 30mm. These rings are for dovetail sights and are not cantilevered. So if this info I have supplied is useful I hope it helps
29881
I really won't say without knowing what "grade" of rifle you have. Vast diff. from a marlin - - -,and a shiloh sharps!
1828958
I don't see anything written on the parts themselves. On the bottom page of the instructions It says Barska/La Verne, Ca 91750/USA/www.barska.com hope it helps. I put this on my Rem 870 I had to do a little customizing. I have 3 different lights and lasers for my 12ga its a lot of power every time you fire to keep these where they belong. But I do use them. Good luck
2104770
As another owner when I was searching for the gun. I found the individual parts on different gun sights. Until, I happily found them all assembled on the 5170. Do a Google search it's out there.
1306765
No, this model is only for the Ruger 10/22. This one is for the model 60: http://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Technology-Fiberforce-Stock-Marlin/dp/B009KQGEE6
937570
To be honest with you bud I haven't seen a serial number on my gun or a model number.the box it came in might of had a model number but I threw that box away a long time ago.sorry man I wish I could of helped you
1776088
I personally have no reason not to believe it would not fit. I have a ADL of that same vintage and have put a Boyds aftermarket stock on it with no fit issues. If you wanted to be sure just call Remington with your serial number and discuss it with them, but I personally would just order the stock. I do not believe Remington had any design changes other than recent trigger issues, and the older guns were drilled for both iron and peep sights.when they did have a design change they called it the model 7.
1917525
UM fit good on my Marlin .45 cal carbine----not sure if Marlin makes all their mount holes in the same configuration! Get the P/N of the base mount and check it against the # of the MNT for the 989m @ and see if they are the same! If not it is a cheap $$$ way to go just for the mnt! Hope this helps----timbo
1651970
Don't believe they are different styles this is the one I ordered for my m&p; 9. Fits perfect
1865089
Rings are Picatinny/Weaver compatible. If the receiver on your Marlin 60 is grooved for a 22 scope, you will need to buy a groove to Picatinny/weaver adapter. Amazon has a UTG Low Profile .22/Airgun to Picatinny/Weaver Rail Adaptor for $11.28 shipped. Nice scope. I have a couple of them. dp
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the golden 50 is identical to the model 60 except the magazine tube is brass, the fiberforce stock is made to allow for the magazine tube, you shouldnt have to do any modifications on it as you would with a clip fed model, but again be aware that the parts tolerances seem to be very loose, so if you do order one make sure it fits tightly before you fully assemble, if not return it and get an exchange or refund