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That’s good timing, since a couple major ammo makers (Federal and Remington) are again loading that classic cartridge. It has a 6+1 round capacity, and along with the classic. The test rifle I shot, which was wearing open sights, was easy to hit with, felt solid and tight, and looked just like a later-model 336 with a cross-bolt safety, checkering on the walnut stock, and 20.25-inch barrel. Though it does say Marlin on the side, it was in the Ruger booth, and it has the quality you’d expect from the latter brand. I got to shoot a half dozen rounds through the brand-new Marlin 336 Classic during Range Day at the SHOT Show, and I was impressed.
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