0 out of 5 stars Works well for Marlin 39A Golden (1979) By AzFoofighter on SeptemGreat value, easy install and a great fit for my Marlin. Marlin Firearms: A History of the Guns and the Company That Made Them. The Marlin 39A remains my favorite lever action rifle of any type and one of the finest. It has the words "Original Golden 39A" inscribed on the left side of the BBL but does not have the gold trigger common on 39A now. Shot my FIL's this weekend with an old weaver scope that belonged to his dad. Especially the ones prior to having the safety. Wikipedia says gold triggers were "phased out" by 1985. Rubber buttplate was replaced by one of a synthetic fiber otherwise, specifications were similar to Model 39. A rifle that lasts that long must have a lot going for it and be special in more ways than one. It was unbelievable the barrel was plated with lead and I had quite the time getting it out. 357 and have been very impressed with the quality and look of the rifle. 22 LR, Short, or Long cartridges as well as the.
22 Long Rifle Marlin Model 1897 Cowboy and Marlin Golden 39A rifles, as Marlin points out with pride, represent the oldest shoulder firearm design in continuous production anywhere in the world. One would be the standard model 39A that would weigh about 6 3/4 pounds and had a list price of $60. Each One Has a Different Size Butt Plate. The Marlin Golden 39 started out life as the Marlin model 1891 and was used by Annie Oakley in her shooting exhibitions. 22 Long Rifle, you don't know what a lever – action Rifles can be. Hooded ramp front sight & sporting rear sight. This gun was an Improved version of the 39. For the first year of production the mainspring was the same flat type as used on the predecessors. The Marlin Golden 39A is a lever-action designed off the Model 1891 (the first-ever 22 LR lever-action rifle). Marlin 39a vs golden 39a This is a Golden Model 39A lever action rifle manufactured by Marlin Firearms in 1957 and features a gold plated trigger, sling swivels and fluted comb.
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