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- Field stripping and cleaning the classic Marlin 336. A demonstration of how I take off the lever, remove the bolt and ejector, and clean the rifle. Again, you might do it differently, but this is what I have done for many years. Works for me.
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Just cleaned a used 336w I picked up yesterday. 10 years later and this video is still spreading useful information. Thanks 😊
I think I have learned more about firearms from Hickok45 than anywhere else on the inter- webs. Thanks for learning me how to take care of my new old 336.
C'est Moi It's me.
It's an acquired "taste." I've grown to love the smell over the last decade of use. Yep, I'm sick! :-)
Thank you for making thousands of people appreciate weapons and weapon safety.
You are AMAZING!
Thumbs up, are you still saying after 9 years that to be a responsible person you should take care of all the things in your life?
Well said ....
Ballistol puts me in mind of dirty sweat socks and black licorice, but I find it inoffensive. The odor dissipates quickly and the stuff works great. I shoot BP and smokeless and it is one of the few chemicals that works with both, and the claim that it "seasons" the metal so each successive cleaning is easier has proven true in my experience.
Mr. Hickok, thank you, superlative work. I'm a novice 336 owner in 30-30 and want to share my learning experience. I began having misfires after about 150 rounds through my new rifle. After wasted back and forth with the dealer and an alleged gunsmith, to no avail, a local friend was my real help. He knew that the firing pin had seized inside the bolt, and used simple brake cleaner to free it. Outside the rifle of course. Then some oil and off I went. No more problem.
Everybody say "Yeah".
Very helpful and informative video, thanks! I just inherited my grandfather's 1954 336 Texan in .35 Remington and it is identical to the one shown here. My grandfather was a military man and always maintained his firearms, so it cycles well and the bore is bright & shiny but I'll be giving it a good once-over all the same. The more I handle it, the more I can't wait to put some rounds downrange with it!
Thank you so much for this video!
I inherited my Dad's 336C, in .35 Remington, and haven't fired it, because I didn't know how to clean it.
I've kept it cased, and oiled as best I could, but now am going to clean it, lube it, and eventually take it out and enjoy it.
Thanks again!
Thousands of people do these videos. And your the #1 guy i go to first!.I like your style, how you explain the detail, and dont brag about your work. Your a great teacher/example on how to take care of firearms. I TIP MY HAT OFF TO YOU!.THANKS
Had no idea how to reinstall the ejection pin with the bolt when I took my marlin apart. I couldn’t find any video to help me out until this. This video saved me! Thank you Hickok45.
Good info. When cleaning all my firearms, I oil liberally once the solvent is removed,then blow the excess oil off with compressed air. Seems to leave a very thin layer without the pooling from a wipe down where I can't reach the nooks and crannies. Love watching your videos.
Thanks Hickok, fired my first rounds today through my new 1894 and got a big jam on the 29th shot. We disassembled and removed the jam and I felt very confident while putting it all back together after watching this video the other day. Thanks mate from Australia! Keep up the great work, love it!
TheBrock051 aaa
TheBrock051 Australia?!?! This might be 2019 now but I thought you fine folks could t have guns anymore
@@janetfromanotherplanet1301 we can have guns, mainly can't have semi autos, all though some people can with the right license. We have more loopholes to go through to own guns.
My grandfather had gifted me two rifles, his Winchester Model 67 shot gun in 20 GA and his Marlin 336W in 30-30. I remember first shooting the Marlin and cleaning it and it was such a joy to use. My grandfather has been gone for almost 5 years and cherish those rifles dearly.
Hickok45 has taught me how to field strip and clean all my guns and I preach the ballistol to every new gun owner I meet
Just started into the world of firearms. First video I watched of yours was about bow's and slingshot's a couple months ago. Been watching your videos ever since. Taught me a lot in this short time, you've got yourself a subscriber.
Keep making awesome videos sir. Cheers!
The old boxes on the table, the gentle tone of voice...felt like I was getting a gun cleaning lesson from my grandfather (that is a compliment).
Peace.
Once a Teacher, always a Teacher. Great video that still helps us NEW lever-headed folks, in 2024.
Thanks, HICKOK45!
Thank you for showings us all who have lever action rifles😊 0:01 I’m glad you have been out here and using common sense approach and safety with all weapons! Now I know how to clean a lever action! We are all glad your out there for this type of sport👍
Thank you, for this! I own one of these and was never sure how to clean it thoroughly. I've just used a bore snake without removing the bolt. I can't wait to try this out.
I'm 14 and that was my first gun i ever had. It is a phenomenal firearm. Smooth action, nice weight, mine has factory scope, and its accurate. Keep up the good work!
How's it feel being 24 bud lmao still got the ol lever gun?
Used this video as a guide to break down my grandpa's 1951 Marlin 336 SC in 35 Rem! Thanks for great videos!
It really is the greatest thing ever. After Hickok's Glock cleaning video came out, I started using Ballistol on ALL my guns; rifels, semi-autos, revolvers...my buddy even used it on a gold Deagle...it works for EVERYTHING...absolutely awesome! It has since replaced about 6 different cleaning products I had.
Great demo. For many years I was intimidated by the process of field stripping a lever gun.
Very nice..!! thanks.. very helpful. Greetings from Argentina.
I'm buying a new Henry big boy and haven't had a lever action since I was young. Thanks for making it simple and complete. You have a good way of teaching.
Great video; hickok45 you are my 'go to' guy for gun reviews and instructional topics.
So much easier than disassembling a Winchester 92... thank god Marlin figured it out!
Bore snake. I have a wet one and a dry one. Just how I do it. Hickock45 is everyone's gundad.
rusty gray Whoa, Thanks for that advice. Now Im set!
@@jazzhawkus And carb cleaner
Gun dad is point on
It should be damp not wet! Less of a mess and works just as good!
Thank you for all of your videos! They always provide great information as well as helping me decide what my next purchase may be. Keep up the great work!
Your videos are so helpful. Thank you so much for helping all of us out!
about 50 years ago the firing pin on my brothers marlin broke while we were hunting mule deer near Williams lake BC. My dad replaced the pin in the field with a filed down tang from a chain saw file. That pin was still working just fine when I saw the rifle again a few months ago. On another note, its too bad Winchesters could not be cleaned as easily as Marlins. Just a word of caution when using bore snake - make sure you pull it strait through the bore without rubbing the crown - otherwise you will damage it.
Umm... the crown is made out of steel and the snake is made of cloth. I'd be real interested in how that would happen.
Bought a marlin 336 Friday. I shot it Saturday and it ran so smooth and accurate I couldn’t remove the grin from my face the only problem is the 30-30 ammo is so expensive. So Sunday I picked up a Henry .22 classic lever action so I can shoot lever action all day. Broke and wife is mad, but it was worth it.
I have a Marlin 336 C It was a birthday gift on my 24th birthday. I'm 74 now and will be 75 next April..... And I'm going to hunting with it this year even if its just for a Doe.... Gun still shoots great..
I was just given a lever action from my uncle, a Marlin Arms Mod 30A, this definitely was super helpful. I’m going to need to do a full breakdown but I’m excited! Thank you for a short field stripping video for small cleanings!!!
Was a little worried about being able to find a 336 cleaning video, but Hickok comes through again. That extractor is a bit tricky going back in. It popped out a couple times while I was putting the bolt back in, but I found holding it down with needle nose pliers helped a lot.
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We need vid on cleaning Winchester 30 30 pre 64 thank you
Great video of the Famous Marlin 336 Cleaning!! Thanks Hickok!!
Thank you, first day of deer my son's rifle jammed open. it was working great all year. I followed this simple explanation, got the lever off the bolt out and the loading gate then snapped into the right position and all its well !
If Hoppes #9 was a cologne I would wear it.
it has banana oil in it I think. So just take an old banana peel, and,,, haa
Hoppes #9 is good for going on a date. But I'm more of a WD-40 kinda guy.
They already make Hoppes #9 air fresheners for your car. Google it.
Wait ..I thought it was ...been wearing it for years and have 29 kids ! Haha.
Seriously though I dab it on a few of those pine tree air fresheners that were worn out. Even my wife likes the way my truck smells .
You might be single for along while...
Hey, those look my Mac wood-handle blade screw-drivers.. Great taste in tool, not to mention 336s. Great review. Ty.
Thank you for this video and all your work educating everyone.
Wonderful presentation. Thank you. I just got a Marlin 336M. It looks brand new. I wondered how to clean it. You did a wonderful job. Thank you so much. I love the lever guns.
I just bought a Marlin 30-30 lever action, so this video will come in handy.
It's nontoxic. I use it indoors daily.
Thanks! always enjoy your videos and you never disappoint. Please keep doing these as I really get a lot out of all your videos.
Got my very first rifle today, a Marlin 336 30-30, this was very helpful, thank you. Regards from France.
im turning eleven and im getting a marlin 30/30 youth model
Sounds great. Please be safe and set a great example for young people when you are at the range and when you are talking about firearms. The safety and maturity you demonstrate with firearms can do more than you know for our sport and the 2nd Amendment.
I wish you were my dad
Well said...... Again!
i have a 336 a marlin half mag tube 30-30 and im 12 i started shooting at 8 and i am very safe and im taking my hunter saftey course online
So, how do you like your rifle man?
Sir I would love to see you clean more of your guns very interesting.
Thx, I just got my Marlin 336 and was advised to clean it b4 firing it, very helpful, God bless u, Joel
If you have one gun or a thousand, chances are Hickok45 has a concise and helpful video on it. What a great guy.
This one is an early '50s model.
Obviously would not be a good idea with no bolt there to hold it. Plus, it would be in the way of reinstalling the bolt.
Hey thanks I finally did it I cleaned my 1894 lever gun. Super clean and great video. I enjoy all of your videos and looking forward to a total breakdown video.
Hickok, I picked up a Henry a couple months ago; thanks for the video on how to clean it. You are awesome! Thanks for all the great videos!
I love the straight stock!!!
It's been a "do-all" for me for a very long time. Your experience may vary. :-)
Talking about screwdrivers, I went to a local gun shop and asked for a good screwdriver for guns. The man pulled out a small box OUTERS 51 PIECE SCREWDRIVER SET. It has all the driver or bits you could use on you gun and the entire set was under $20. Worth every penny.
Just have to love Hickok 45 videos always very informative and entertaining.
dam, wish i had seen this months ago, i had to learn the hard way. lost the extractor for a month! but then i found it on the front porch a few weeks later XD
Great advice at 10:32. I did this first time I reassembled my 336, came to a dead halt. I was lucky enough to be able to push the bolt out with a cleaning rod from the muzzle end without damaging anything. Otherwise it would have been a red-faced trip to the gunsmith's.
Quick and simple...thanks Hickok! 👍
A gentleman and a scholar. Many thanks for all you do!
Thanks for that mate. Very poplar firearm in Australia
+Cj It was my understanding that you can't own firearms in Australia. Or, at least, you have to jump through flaming hoops and perform fellatio on the permit agent.
Munitia Blastpaw Eeww.
It’s not that bad. Australians see firearms as tools for fun/primary production, not a right. For that reason we licence them like cars, more or less. It’s not great but it works.
i bought this as my first gun when i was 14
Got a 1911 Winchester 1894 30-30 yesterday, $500, been drilled and tapped but did come with the mount and scope.
I bought it simply to have this history in my hands. I dont own very many firearms made after Vietnam era. Just adore history. This is my favorite TH-cam channel, but Demolition Ranch, and Brandon Herrera are fun times lol
Thanks, Hickok. I've got a Marlin 30AW 30-30 and this helped me tremendously.
Now I've got to buy one of these just to practice cleaning ! :D
HIckok45, when you say you are "liberal with the oil" does that mean you use it as if somebody else paid for it?
LivingLife5990 LOLOLOL
LivingLife5990 The only time Hickok45 is liberal is with gun cleaner. Lol.
Santroff, I just spit coffee all over my Apple laptop... because of you!
Yup it means he acts like he's entitled to it . And it comes from the oil fairies
The company probably gives it to him for the advertising
Thank you. I should know by now to just go straight to Hickok45 instead of looking at generic how to videos. Watched 3 on this (lever action cleaning) that were downright horrible....I now feel confident to do this without watching step by step another video. Thanks for everything you do to make firearm ownership so enjoyable.
Love watching your videos. Very informative with some good ole humor.
Thanks for this helpful video. Btw, A&E is looking for someone to play Walt Longmire in season 4. Can we recommend you?
Ah man, is he out of that series? I wondered what happened to the show; I loved that show. Well, you know what a great "actor" I am; I don't think you want to ruin the show with me in it, unless I'm just some random thug or something. :-) Or maybe I could just be this pseudo expert on firearms that they consult for some reason and every time they ask me what the best rifle or shotgun or revolver is, I could just answer Glock, Glock, Glock. :-)
I dunno. You look like a natural with a lever gun. I think Longmire prefers the 30-30. I'm looking forward to receiving my grandfathers 1907 winchester 30-30 in a few days.
hickok45 Netflix just order a 10-episode 4th season. So we'll be able to see more of the laconic lawman.
I have a co-worker who named his son Mathias, he and his wife are big fans of Longmire.
I loved Longmire's series, I wish they would bring it back!!! Great scenery, great acting!!!
can't go Wrong with a Lever Action !!!
Your video is straightforward, simple and to the point, and I like that. :)
Hickok45 rules. Seen a ton of his vids, haven’t seen a bad one yet. Right to the point and educational.
this is gonna be my first firearm soon
Berny montes are you 17 as well?
Jonas Devenport I was then but now I own a beautiful winchester 94 in 3030 , marlin 795, maverick 88 and working on my first AR build life is good
That's awesome! I'll be 18 in 6 months, so I'm trying to decide between a 94 or 336 marlin.
Jonas Devenport cool i would personally go with the 94 ot feels more amreciano
Berny montes me too pal. me too except i was 19 when i got it
is yours also a pre 64?
can you do a video on cleaning the Winchester 94.
Aluminum Cloud this
Thanks for the tips Mr. Hickok45! Very helpful video.
Excellent video. I just picked up a 1979 Marlin 336 35 and I love it! This is my 1st lever action rifle. Thanks for the info!
John Marston would be proud.
Sir. Kray Hickok45 said, "Who?" But I'll bet John knows.
Hickok.45: "Yeah, I remember that guy."
It's called a Lancaster.......lol
Yeah the Lancaster repeater, he was a good boah
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Use a drop of blue loctite on those screws that tend to come loose
Master, thank you for your very instructional video. The wifey just got me a Marlin for Christmas and I was wondering about the cleaning and your video was very helpful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Once again you have shown me the light with another awesome video! Thanks from NE TN!
When it comes to cleaning guns,,
you gotta hit it from the back. ;)
😂😂
Just to bring this to your attention Hickok45....you made a "Levergun Cleaning" video using that Marlin 336 rifle, BUT you have NEVER done a (Chapter 1, let alone a Chapter 2) video of shooting that specific Marlin 336 lever gun. Just to let you know ;-)
Fantastic! I've always wondered how those break down! Thanks, Hickok.
Just got me a 3030 336ss. Now I know how to clean it. Thanks for all the awesome videos
i am thinking about buying a marlin 30-30
jaden Smythe I am also. You aught to get yourself one. They are very well made guns that are pretty affordable. Tbh I'd take a Marlin over winchester and Henry any day.
If you can, find a pre-1984 one without the cross block safety. They seem to be better built.
Balistol may be a good cleaner, and non-toxic, but it smells like dead bodies!
Smells like cat piss
..yelch!
Yeah, just run your cats through a wringer,,, and catch the drippings.
Yeah, you've got a point. And something about it isn't right. I use it sometimes, but it is the only spray that makes me cough and choke. Doesn't happen with Hoppe's or Rem oil. Can it really be that "friendly" if it makes me choke and cough?
Also, Starrett has a lubricant that should work okay on guns, but it smells like an old tent.
I don't know why, but Hoppe's smells heavenly to me. I could shoot some up my nose and be forever satisfied.
Thank you Hickok45. I always learn new stuff watching your videos. I have always cleaned my Henry from the muzzle. Guess I should not do that anymore.
Great video. Very useful. Plan to use some of your tips on the next cleaning of my Marlins. Thanks for taking the time to make this.
in other words i think its just people hating on Marlins, much like Ford owners hate Dodge and Chevy trucks.
The old JM stamped Marlins were great. Freedom group bought them and they were horrible for a few years. Now it is hit & miss with the QC, I would never buy a Marlin lever action rifle over the internet, that I hadn't handled. Last week I looked at the 1895SBL 45-70 Stainless Steel and both samples had issues. Fixers? Sure, if they'd drop the price $300 bucks or so.
I just bought my first Marlin 336 this is very helpful thank you.
Awesome Hickok, love your videos. You are like an old friend.
Watched this while cleaning a lever action for the first time. Thank you!
Great video Mr. Hickok!!! I just bought my first firearm and it was a marlin 336, it's a great firearm, this video helped so much. Thank You very much!!!!
You know when you see good people, thank you sir. Nice vid
Very very outstanding video. Great job. Keep up the good work. Thanks a lot friend. SC Navy vet.
Thanks so much. I won a Marlin 336 in a 4-H raffle and have never owned a real lever action, much less shot one. Now I feel much better about prepping it to fire it. It’s a 30-30 and I’ve finally gotten a good variety of rounds to try in it and to learn to shoot it. Now to get a .22 lever action so that I can afford to plink with a lever action. Last time I handled one, it was made by Mattel, I believe.
Thanks Mr.H for a really interesting video
Mr. Hickok, my dad passed away at 78 years old on Nov. 3, 2020. He enjoyed your videos and introduced me to shooting many years ago. Thank you, sir.
Sorry you lost him. Hopefully, he left you a firearm or two that you can keep exercised for him. Every time you take it out to clean or shoot it, you'll be reminded of him and how he enjoyed it.
Thank you for the solid basic cleaning video.
Very nice. As always I have learned something from your videos. I do not own a lever gun, and have never seen one broken down for cleaning. I have seen bore snakes for sale all over, but never actually seen one used. I still have rods for my pistols/rifles. Much appreciation.