Marlin 336 lever swap?

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Marlin 336 lever swap?

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I'm not sure if this should go in classifieds or not. I have a straight grip 336 in 30-30, it has the rounded lever. I really like the looks of the squared levers on the straight grips. Does anyone have a squared lever they'd swap for a rounded type?
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Re: Marlin 336 lever swap?

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None I would let go of but a bump for you anyway friend... BTT
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Re: Marlin 336 lever swap?

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I just checked, all I have left are stainless pistol grip levers. I must of gave away all the others. Point is you may want to call Wild West Guns in Anchorage, that's where I got mine from. I called them some years back looking for the same thing as they have lots of factory take offs from guns they sale with there own custom loops installed. If I remember right they unload an assortment of them on me for like ten bucks, musta got twenty of them.
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OK, thanks, I may give them a call then.
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Just a thought, but I've seen some guys heat up and reshape their levers to make them the squared type.
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Re: Marlin 336 lever swap?

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I wish the levers of the 1894s and 336 were interchangeable, I'd trade.
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Re: Marlin 336 lever swap?

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I called the Anchorage and Vegas stores, both said they had no factory levers. Interesting, Anchorage told me to call Vegas, that they had some.

Oh well.
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