Marlin Glenfield Model 60, Share Your Experience

[echo1]

I've got the same rifle with a Glenfield scope too. Great rifle, good price. PAX

[Rhyno24]

I have a newer 2010ish m60 and 795, I had been looking for an old marlin made 60 I found a cool big 5 only edition made in the 80s and it sure shoots more accurately and has the gold trigger and longer tube

[hwgunner]

Got one of these with the squirrel on it from my grandfather when he passed. Mine is from the same era and is a work horse. Love taking it out and plinking at cans at 25 yards and seeing just how accurate it is on the 100 to 150 yard gongs at the local range. It has never had a problem or needed any work. Just a great gun as far as I am concerned.

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[olhunter]

Nice gun!

That was my very first gun. Glenfield 60 with the squirrel stock.

I bought it on my 18th b-day at White Front.

Still have it and it still shoots great.

I think I cleaned it for the first time about 20 years and 50K rounds later.

[Rusty Bolts]

My dad had a Glenfield .22. I believe it was the second rifle I ever shot. It is sitting my safe right now. Still shoots nice, but really, really, really hates Thunderbolts.

Rusty Bolts

[Wyseguy]

I have a Glenfield squirrel stock. Well made little .22, and loads of fun to shoot. I've never shot paper targets with it, so I can't vouch for how accurate it is, but I shoot a lot of varmints, and hit em!

[Scouthead]

[Scouthead]

Oh yeah... found another glenfield 60 for 160 bucks the other day, and was happy to snatch it up. I hope it’s capable of the same accuracy as the first one

[MeatyMac]

[musketjon]

I bought my Glenfield 60 in '76 at the local K-Mart, with a 4x scope for $39.99. I still have it. It's still a tack-driver (well, ok, almost any way). Best $40 I ever spent.
Jon

[wolfy]

I have one that Has the feed throat worn out. It has tons of rounds through it. Way better gun than a 10/22 imo. Better barrel, longer stock, better sites and better trigger. Enjoy your new tach driver.

[wolfy]

Awesome story and the marlins do jam up if they get dirty.

[chp357]

I was fortunate enough to just purchase a Glenfield 60 made in 1971 that appears to be unfired and in brand new condition even though it is 48 years old. Stock is perfect and the internals and bore are pristine. Has a couple very very minor spots on the receiver but other than that, appears to be unfired and new. I'm happy with it.

[jyo]

A picture in the L.A. Times sticks in my memory---during the "Rodney King Riots" of 1992, the picture shows two store employees sitting, guarding their store behind a make-shift "fort" of stacked 50 lb dog food bags---each is holding a Marlin Glenfield Model 60 22 rifle and a determined look on their faces! I hope they came out of the riots OK...