Models
Youth Models:
Marlin has made "youth" versions of the 336 at times, such as the 336Y, that are considerably shorter and lighter than the basic model.
OEM Branded Models:
Marlin has also made a number of these lever-action rifles for mass marketers like Sears, Western Auto, K-Mart and Wal-Mart. These models have walnut-stained hardwood stocks (as opposed to American Walnut stocks) and were sold for significantly lower prices than standard Model 336's. Mechanically identical to the Model 336, these rifles were sold under the names Glenfield, Glenfield Marlin or Marlin as Models 30, 30A, 30AS and 30AW. The Model 30AW package includes a gold-plated steel trigger, 3-9x32 factory-mounted scope, padded sling and offset hammer spur. It is identical to the current Marlin Model 336W.
XLR Series:
Marlin also offers an XLR line in both 336 and 1895 size actions. The XLR designation indicates a grey and black laminate stock with a pistol grip as opposed to the traditional straight grip. The XLR models are also stainless steel with a non-gloss satin finish as opposed to the traditional blued finish.
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