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  • Mike Hufton
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2010
    • 13

    glenfield marlin model 60 stocks

    does any body know if is ok to put the ati stock on my 22. glenfield marlin model 60????????/ or the bullup stock?????


    does the same laws apply from remfire then centerfire???
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    cmth
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2009
    • 519

    The stocks should work, as I don't believe there is any major (external) difference between the old Glenfield 60s and the modern Marlins. The bolt holes and whatnot should all line up.

    The Assault Weapon laws do not apply to rimfire rifles. Pistol grips, folding stocks, flash hiders and whatnot are fine. Just be sure that the overall length of the rifle in its shortest operable configuration is at least 26 inches and you'll be fine.
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    • #3
      Big Shrek
      Junior Member
      • Jul 2010
      • 76

      Originally posted by Mike Hufton
      does any body know if is ok to put the ati stock on my 22. glenfield marlin model 60????????/ or the bullup stock?????


      does the same laws apply from remfire then centerfire???
      The older Marlins (especially the Glenfields) have the longer barrels...so you can stick 'em in Bullpup stocks, folding stocks...etc

      Although, folder I prefer is the Ramline Lockarm for the Marlin 70 from Numrich for $14.90...

      You have to add a $9 ATI SKS-retrofit kit to make it a folder...for a total of $25

      Beat that price



      Since it's synthetic, you can paint it any color you want


      NOTE: The Marlin 70 is the predecessor to the Model 795...read that thread above to see what you need to do for the LSHO lever.
      NOTE: The Marlin 60 requires that you place a cover over the magwell & drill a hole for the Mag Tube in the forearm of the stock.
      Last edited by Big Shrek; 08-04-2010, 10:27 PM.
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      • #4
        Rigma
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2009
        • 988

        The above pic w/ the folding stock looks "schweet".
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        • #5
          Big Shrek
          Junior Member
          • Jul 2010
          • 76

          There's a reason Marlin 795's are catching up quickly to the Ruger 1022...
          Less expensive outlay on the rifle itself...
          Accessories are less expensive, (same 10/22 stock goes for $89 )
          Better factory barrel...
          Trigger assembly thru DIP is WAY less expensive than a Ruger assembly...($75 as opposed to $200+ for Rugers)

          Heck, all ya really need with a 795 is a nifty stock (I'm not fond of standard stocks), Trigger Job,
          Tech-Sights & some Hi-Capacity Mags...wish someone would make some Hi-Caps for the Marlin

          Ramline used to make 30-round mags for the model 70 (the daddy of the 795), but they've wussed out and failed to do anything for the 795.
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