Have you ever found a gem in an unexpected place? While on a hunting trip to Kansas, I did just that. I purchased an original and rare Marlin Model 39. The Annie Oakley rifle!
@Gunscom I have a model 39 from my great grandfather and would really like to know where you got the tang sight? What do I need to look for to purchase one for my 39
Hi from over the pond. My Wife and I dropped lucky like you. We managed to purchase an 1897 Marlin just like yours with round barrel and a 39m with short octagonal barrel. Both great little rifles and a rarity here in the U.K.We love them both.
I’ve got a 1955 39a, gets shot weekly. Tack driver, reliable and great for knocking off mesopredators. Take care of your rifles, they’ll last for decades
@@scottwilson5840 I have a 62 pump take down my father bought in 1957 and give to my uncle, also granddads 3040 krag jorgensen, and i've killed an elk with it.
Am fortunate enough to be in possession of a Marlin Mod 39 ( no A )with Serial # S1360X. Marlin's website says it was born somewhere from 1923-25. It doesn't belong to me, just holding it and as i get closer to the curtain i'll be returning it to it's rightful owner. It too has a 24" octagonal barrel, 13" length of pull, and 40" over all length. It misfeds if rolled on it's side or cycled slowly, but held upright and worked normally, it's superbly accurate at 100 yds. with a cheap BSA 4-7 power scope. When it's together, it's difficult to see the mating lines A solid rifle . . . ☆
Great shootings plus a great old gun. This 39 is perfect in every sense. I actually prefer the 39 over the 39A & 39M. It's a real classic with colour case hardened plus the octagonal barrel. The peep sight makes it even nicer to shoot accurately. I wish we could find a gem like this in Canada. Thanks for making this video!
My Model 39 has magazine where the outer tube slides up and locks in the open condition with a spring catch at the top of the inner magazine tube. It's a S-prefix 4 digit serial number, with a star* stamped in the tang. .
Marbles also makes a folding rear sight and taller front sights. I put them on a centennial model. Use the folding rear for 25 yards and the Tang sight for 75 yards etc.
You need to research what you are talking about. The 39 was named so for the year it was first produced. Marlins first .22 lever gun was the 1891 sideloader. The 1891 was produced in what is considered 4 variations. Then the 1892 produced in 1895. Then the first take down .22 lever was the 1897. Then the 39, 39 S serial numbers and then the 39 HS serial for High Velocity. Then the 39A.
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I inherited one of these from my dad who was born in 1915. It has the octagonal barrel and still fires great all the time.
Thank you for sharing about that beautiful old rifle with a lot of history in its soul.
This is a rifle (or the 39a) that Ruger should bring back. I'd buy one for sure
Agreed. We do have 39's and 39A's on our site if you're interested.
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@Gunscom I have a model 39 from my great grandfather and would really like to know where you got the tang sight? What do I need to look for to purchase one for my 39
When they do, I hear the price will be in the $3,000 range.
@coltlemmon8568 He said it was a Marble's sight.
Hi from over the pond. My Wife and I dropped lucky like you. We managed to purchase an 1897 Marlin just like yours with round barrel and a 39m with short octagonal barrel. Both great little rifles and a rarity here in the U.K.We love them both.
A true beauty!
Yes it is!
What a treasure you have sir. Thanks for sharing with us. Darn good shootin too.
Very nice old rifle! Thank you for showing it and explaining how it works. I would absolutely love to own one identical to it!
We do have them from time to time on our site.
Thought the guy was 90. Never mind great rifle there. Thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it RD.
Got two Winchester's.117 years old.great guns,shoot great.
Thank you for the nice comment William.
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I have been looking for cool old 22 lever guns. I'm young and i want to collect a few. This is definitely on my list. Thank you!
Yes, I know what a milk bottle looks like! My childhood was Tom & Jerry.
A true piece of history
I just found a Marlin mod 39 Century Limited,JM gold triger. So excited
Very interesting, thanks for the upload
Glad you enjoyed it John.
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That take down was fascinating
Glad you enjoyed it.
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I've had a 39A since I was a kid. Many a rabbit has fallen before it.
Very nice. Thanks for sharing CM.
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Great old rifle. Keep em coming Ron
Plenty more coming. Thank you Chris.
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I’ve got a 1955 39a, gets shot weekly. Tack driver, reliable and great for knocking off mesopredators. Take care of your rifles, they’ll last for decades
Beautiful rifle.
Beautiful , I have an old Winchester over 100 years old. Works great.
@@scottwilson5840 I have a 62 pump take down my father bought in 1957 and give to my uncle, also granddads 3040 krag jorgensen, and i've killed an elk with it.
@@waynecharlesworth5686 Sounds nice Wayne. I love them old guns.
Yes it is. Thank you for all these nice comments.
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Beautiful!
Yes it is.
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Am fortunate enough to be in possession of a Marlin Mod 39 ( no A )with Serial # S1360X. Marlin's website says it was born somewhere from 1923-25. It doesn't belong to me, just holding it and as i get closer to the curtain i'll be returning it to it's rightful owner. It too has a 24" octagonal barrel, 13" length of pull, and 40" over all length. It misfeds if rolled on it's side or cycled slowly, but held upright and worked normally, it's superbly accurate at 100 yds. with a cheap BSA 4-7 power scope. When it's together, it's difficult to see the mating lines A solid rifle . . .
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Great shootings plus a great old gun. This 39 is perfect in every sense. I actually prefer the 39 over the 39A & 39M. It's a real classic with colour case hardened plus the octagonal barrel. The peep sight makes it even nicer to shoot accurately. I wish we could find a gem like this in Canada. Thanks for making this video!
My Model 39 has magazine where the outer tube slides up and locks in the open condition with a spring catch at the top of the inner magazine tube. It's a S-prefix 4 digit serial number, with a star* stamped in the tang.
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Marbles also makes a folding rear sight and taller front sights. I put them on a centennial model. Use the folding rear for 25 yards and the Tang sight for 75 yards etc.
Very nice rifle
Yes Sir.
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Awesome rifle!! I have a golden 39A from the early 70's... love it and will never sell it! very accurate too!!! think i paid 175.00 for it...🙂
This guy is awesome. Great gun. Great video.
Respekt, Respekt, ich bekam zwei, die 39A und die Mountie, die alten Sachen sind unschlagbar .... Gruß aus Österreich !
Wow! That's like an airgun!
Nice one. What is the difference between it and the A model ??
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It's older.
So the gun and the guy are both 90??
Very nice.
The hammer has a half cock position like a single action revolver. THAT IS THE SAFETY!!!
You need to research what you are talking about. The 39 was named so for the year it was first produced. Marlins first .22 lever gun was the 1891 sideloader. The 1891 was produced in what is considered 4 variations. Then the 1892 produced in 1895. Then the first take down .22 lever was the 1897. Then the 39, 39 S serial numbers and then the 39 HS serial for High Velocity. Then the 39A.
Hi, I have the 39A model made in 1946, in excellent condition. Whats it worth today?
What can you tell me about my 39 Century addition 1894 1994
That looks like the bolt was replaced ?
The bolts are blued instead of color case, been that way forever on the 39's.
I don't believe you ruined a piece of history & a work of art by drilling and tapping the peep site. You should have used a more modern. .22.
It's buffalo bill wild west showing the congressional medal of honor recipient. wild bill was killed in Deadwood South Dakota in 1876.