Oh I know! Rifle!
The typical Marlin 39A does not have a scope. They are drilled and tapped that one can be added.
Yes the receiver is grooved for scope mounts
Yes.Most marlin model 336 rifles have been drilled and tapped for a scope mount on top of the reciever.
about $140 depending on the condition
I would value your marlin rifle at between 300-350 dollars,which does not include the value of the scope.
Marlin did not make scopes. They had their name put on scopes made by someone else.
Contact Marlin
$500 for a good one with a scope
50-400 usd
no it has a 3/8 dovetail rail
The Glenfield scope model sold with the Marlin 22 auto rifle in 1970 was the Glenfield 4x15 scope. This scope featured a 4x magnification and a 15mm objective lens, designed to complement the rifle for small game hunting and plinking. It was marketed as an economical option for shooters looking for a basic yet functional scope to enhance their shooting experience.
The Marlin Model 57 typically requires a specific scope mount designed for its unique receiver and sight configuration. The common choice is the Marlin 3/8" scope base, which fits the grooved receiver of the Model 57. It's important to ensure that the mount is compatible with the rifle's design, so checking with the manufacturer or a reputable gunsmith can help find the right fit.