Marlin/glenfield stock replacement

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    steves1911

    steves1911

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    Dec 2, 2011
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    Bought my son a minty glenfield 30-30. The stock is too long for him does anyone know if a 336y stock will fit the glenfield?
     
    Biggfoot44

    Biggfoot44

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    Back in the day , Glenfield = Same gun as equivalent Marlin, except with " stained hardwood " furniture instead of walnut , blue trigger instead of gold colotrd. Primarily sold to/ buy large chain stores , at price point +/- 15% below Marlin branded.

    The really high volume retailers in the day , such as Sears, Wards, Western Auto, would often have private label models , the Glenfield was commonly seen at mid level chains .

    FWIW , my first purchase from a retailer after turning 18 , was a Glenfield from MEMCO .
     
    River02

    River02

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    Biggfoot44 said:
    Back in the day , Glenfield = Same gun as equivalent Marlin, except with " stained hardwood " furniture instead of walnut , blue trigger instead of gold colotrd. Primarily sold to/ buy large chain stores , at price point +/- 15% below Marlin branded.

    The really high volume retailers in the day , such as Sears, Wards, Western Auto, would often have private label models , the Glenfield was commonly seen at mid level chains .

    FWIW , my first purchase from a retailer after turning 18 , was a Glenfield from MEMCO .
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    My first firearm (for Christmas BTW) was a Marlin Glenfield .22LR at 14 years of age-- purchased from a chain at a local mall. Still shoots straight and true--
     
    buellsfurn

    buellsfurn

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    Biggfoot44 said:
    Back in the day , Glenfield = Same gun as equivalent Marlin, except with " stained hardwood " furniture instead of walnut , blue trigger instead of gold colotrd. Primarily sold to/ buy large chain stores , at price point +/- 15% below Marlin branded.

    The really high volume retailers in the day , such as Sears, Wards, Western Auto, would often have private label models , the Glenfield was commonly seen at mid level chains .

    FWIW , my first purchase from a retailer after turning 18 , was a Glenfield from MEMCO .
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