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Sold it for $300. $90 profit for one day ($10 or 10% goes to the Lord). Also found a $5.00 bill in the Burger King Parking lot so lunch was a freebie! A good day overall so far.

To add weight to the overly light Marlin 795 stock, two things that are easy come to mind. First you can add sand baggies inside butt until it feels about right. Second, use KISS method in fore-end. I've seen all kinds of complicated methods discussed. Simply go to your local tire shop and buy the stick-on wheel weights designed for alloy wheels. They come in sticks of about twelve 1/4 ounce weights, with peel off backs. You can cut them...

Thank you big shrek.There are so many knowledgable gunmen on here that I feel honored to be associated with you all,as well as humbled.My only objective is to post accurate and useful info.Often when answering one we are answering and helping many and the more accuracy/verification we use, the better.Thanks to all of you for the good info you are sharing. ,,,sam.

Thank you Samuel. WOW! You have provided great information. Both my friend and I appreciate your help. Dan

If you cant hunt there with it sell it and get a 357 or 44,they are all nice.The 1894 is even handier than the 336.I have and love both but I am allowed to hunt with both

You know it just occured to me that Marlin and Winchester leveraction's should be called Arkansas Specials because you see so many of them in the back glass'es of truck's here LOL

It sounds like it is worth more than I thought. It all depends on the grade I guess. You didn't do too bad then.

I'd keep it, who knows, you may get tired of snow & ice & crappy gun laws and move south We need more deer & hog hunters in Florida...plus we have bikini-clad babes 9-10 months of the year

i just recive the plug from clyde ludwig i sent him a personal check for $12.95 it is very well made and was a breeze to install. gosh i hated that cross bolt safety

The cross bolt safety can actually be useful if you like to dry fire. Marlins don't like dry firing where the firing pin is hit. The cross bolt safety prevents damage to the firing pin. The centerfire Marlins retain the usual half cock notch anyway. If you don't want to keep it, someone makes a bolt that replaces it and looks like a normal screw.