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| Not very rare at all, as far as I can recall I think they still make them these days. The last one I saw was one of them fancy stainless steel/laminated abominations they cranked out.
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| This is not the modern version,I have an original 1890 something gun. I've been told that it is a sales rep inducement that was given to a dealer if they ordered a volume of guns from Marlin. |
| | | Posts: 74 | Location: Spokane,WA. | Registered: 26 March 2005 |
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| If it is a model .410 made between1929-32 it is worth between$475-$1400 depending on condition.w/regards |
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| Many thanks GS. That is the one I have,and now I have an idea what it is worth. |
| | | Posts: 74 | Location: Spokane,WA. | Registered: 26 March 2005 |
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