When did the Marlin 80 DL come out?
Welcome to the Marlin Firearms Forum jyork89 !! Marlin made the Model 80DL beginning in 1941 ending in 1964. This rifle is designed to shoot .22 Short, Long & Long Rifles cartridges and has a 7 round detachable magazine. The DL’s of any bolt action Marlin rifle came equipped with a peep sight and sling swivels.
What kind of magazine follower does a Marlin Model 80 use?
This Marlin manufactured metal magazine follower is for the model 80 bolt action rimfire rifle and i.. This Marlin manufactured magazine guard plate is for the model 80 bolt action rimfire rifle and is i.. This Marlin manufactured magazine guard plate screw (front) is for the model 80 bolt action rimfire ..
How big is the barrel on a Marlin Model 80 rimfire?
This Marlin manufactured 22″ long barrel is for the model 80 bolt action rimfire rifle in 22 Short, .. This Marlin manufactured late variation barrel retaining pin is for the model 80 bolt action rimfire..
What kind of striker does a Marlin Model 80 use?
This Marlin manufactured style No. 4 striker assembly is for the model 80 bolt action rimfire rifle .. This Marlin manufactured new style striker cam pin is for the model 80 bolt action rimfire rifle whe.. This Marlin manufactured style No. 4 striker knob is for the model 80 bolt action rimfire rifle with..
What kind of sight does a Marlin dL have?
The peep sight is the original rear sight. The DL’s of any bolt action Marlin rifle came equipped with a peep sight and sling swivels. That was the difference that made them the DL, over the standard version of that model.
How much does a 1940 Marlin 22 cost?
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How big is the barrel on a marlin.22 LR?
Barrel is 24 inch early Micro-Groove medium tapered barrel that mikes .750 diameter at the receiver and .695 at the muzzle. The distinctively curved bolt handle, quite expensive to produce, recesses into the stock and allows a shooter to cycle the action without affecting his sight picture.