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The Marlin Model 36 A-DL with serial number D10128 was likely manufactured in the late 1940s to early 1950s, as Marlin introduced this model in 1947 and stopped production in 1960. For the exact year, a detailed historical search or contacting Marlin directly may be necessary.
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What is the year of origin and value of a Marlin 30-30 with serial number D10411 and the model number stamped 36-A-DL .30-30 caliber?
D2608 36 r.Your Marlin rifle is the model 36.With the large letter D ahead of the serial number,this identifies your rifle as having been made in the year 1947.This is a Marlin model 36 3rd variation.The markings of ADL were marked and available from 1946-1947 only.and marked on the barrel of these rifles.
When was Remington 700 ADL cal. 270 130722 when was it made?
In 1962.
What is the normal ADL level?
my adl is 88 is that normal
what is ADL ?
ADL stands for Anti-Defamation League.
What does ADL 10K?
Adl engraved in a 10k
How tall is Shena Adl?
Shena Adl is 5' 8".
What nicknames does Shena Adl go by?
Shena Adl goes by Shen.
What does the medical abbreviation ADL levels mean?
ADL stands for activities of daily living (getting out of bed, dressing, feeding, toileting, etc). ADL levels tell what kinds of activities are doable for the patient.
Does Remington still make 700 ADL rifles?
No, per Remington's site (http://www.remington.com/library/history/firearm_models/centerfire/model_700.asp), here are the dates for the various ADL models: ADL (1962 - 2004) ADL LS (1988 - 1993) ADL Synthetic (1996 - 2004) ADL Synthetic Youth (1998 - 2004) Remington still makes the 700 in BDL and CDL models and various other models (http://www.remington.com/products/firearms/centerfire_rifles/model_700/).
What actors and actresses appeared in Adl-e-Jehangir - 1934?
The cast of Adl-e-Jehangir - 1934 includes: Pushpa
What does the marking 10k adl mean on a ring?
ADL is French, standing for "avoirdupois". It means the item is 10K by weight of the gold.
What is abbrivation for Adelaide?
commonly its ADL.
