Offered here is a Marlin 336 lever-action rifle chambered in the increasingly hard-to-find .32 Winchester Special, an early JM-era gun from roughly the 1950s. The photos show the exact firearm you'll receive.
 
The 336 is the American deer rifle—a solid-top, side-eject lever gun that has filled more freezers than almost anything on the rack. What makes this one stand out is the caliber: .32 Special is a classic, thinning-out chambering that a lot of shooters and collectors specifically hunt for, and it shoots right alongside the .30-30 in the deer woods. This is a proper old-Marlin, pre-safety JM-era gun with the character you can't get in a new one.
 
The metal shows strong bluing with good, sound walnut and honest handling wear. A hard-to-find caliber on the best-loved lever action going.
 
We have visually inspected and function checked this rifle, but it has not been test fired.
 
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Bay State Surplus!