Questions & Answers

• Q: Does the Marlin 60 have a grooved receiver

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  • Asked 10/25/2018 17:04 by Larry D

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  Larry, yes, the receiver has an 11mm "Dove Tail" Groove for Scope Rings and scope mounting.

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• Q: I have seen rapid mag fillers for tube fed weapons but they never seem to catch on.
  Does anyone have experience with them and what is your opinion ?

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  • Asked 07/21/2018 06:50 by Edwin E E

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  they did not work very well. in hunting they were hard to carry and you still had to load the mag fillers the same way you loaded the mag (one at a time)

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• Q: is this gun the same as the old Marlin Glenfield model 60 sold in the 1970s

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  • Asked 05/28/2018 07:25 by dan b

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  yes it is with a few minor changes. it no longer has the engraved/etched stock.
• Q: Is this rifle drilled and tapped or otherwise ready to mount a scope?

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  • Asked 09/19/2017 04:53 by Eric H

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  Yes, Receiver has a serrated non-glare finish, grooved for scope mount .
• Q: I know Hickok45's mid 80's version has a capacity of about 18 but what is the capacity of this mode with the 3 inch shorter barrel?

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  • Asked 09/18/2017 23:15 by Eric H

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  Eric, capacity is 14 in the tubular magazine plus 1 in the chamber.
• Q: Can I own this rifle in Cook County? Ordinance states high cap magazines holding more than 10 rounds are prohibited but should not be construed to include "a .22-caliber tube ammo feeding device" (Chapter 54 Article III sec 54-211

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  • Asked 09/13/2017 12:58 by James P

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  Unfortunately all Semi Auto Rifles are prohibited in Cook County. You can purchase about any type 22LR provided it only holds 10 rounds and is NOT Semi-Auto, which this is. Here is where Bud's tells you that: https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/illinois_restrictions.pdf

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• Q: Do I need to license dealer number to purchase a rifle like you need to purchase a hand gun?

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  • Asked 07/10/2017 18:18 by gregory n

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  If you live in a contiguous state meaning a state the touches Kentucky, in most cases you can pick the rifle up in person. If you live in a non-contiguous state you must have it shipped to a FFL in your state. After it is received at your FFL of choice your home state laws and all applicable federal laws apply such as NICS check and all paperwork required by law. The receiving FFL will likely require a fee for the transfer. Buds FFL finder is a great tool it searches and finds dealers near you based on your zip code and in many cases posts last reported transfer fee cost. They have a list of preferred FFL's also that will accept any transfer from Buds. It takes the hassle out of finding and FFL on your own.

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