Will this buffer work in the old style model 60 Marlin rifle? approx 1977 serial number 23535XXX
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I don't know I can tell you that mine has a few years on it as it was purchased at a pawn shop and the barrel and stock was beat up. I'm not home now but will view the serial when I get a chance to match up with yours.
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I checked --- my Marlin 60 has serial starting 185. I believe that makes mine made in the 80s. Good luck!!!!!W. Roger Brownlee answered on April 28, 2013
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i saw a video of a 1981 marlin 60 and it was the same i dont know about the 1977 one but im sure it will
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I checked --- my Marlin 60 has serial starting 185. I believe that makes mine made in the 80s. Good luck!!!!!
442708
I believe this would only fit the 10 22 but if you were to measure the site on the Marlin and compare it to the 10 22 if they match in width you should be able to use it
415838
Yes it did work for me. I have a Marlin 30-30 336CS. It works perfectly. Looks great now that I have a sling.
1721939
I do not know how it would work on your Marlin 60.. This item is made in China and I found it to be inaccurate.. I had better results using my table saw electronic level for mounting scopes on rifles using Wilson Combat mounts.
1994289
Yes. It will work for a mil-spec 223 lower. All dimensions as far as pairing this to your lower are the same as a mil-spec buffer. The materials/ tolerances probably do not meet military specs other than minor esthetic differences.
810211
It worked on my RCBS .223 die. Not real sure what kind it is (small/big, I bought it a long time ago).
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The top side of my Marlin Glenfield model 60 mount measures about 7/16 of an inch... (.437 in.) I think that means that it would be considered a 3/8 rail. This product fit perfectly with a bit more adjustment still available. The overall length of this product is 3.940 in. So, if you have a standard 3/8 inch rail this product should work.
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I have a 1993 version Marlin 60 (first two S/N digits are 07) and the ring that goes around the feed tube doesn't quite tighten enough. Even with the supplied shim. So, I have to figure a way to get it to tighten up a bit either with a thicker shim, or some other locking mechanism to keep the ring from sliding forward on the tube.
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I believe it will work. My rifle also has a railed gasblock and it works fine in mine.
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I have a 1911 .45 5" Springfield Armory gun with a short guide rod. Less than half the length of the ones I have seen on videos for other 5' .45s. I replaced the original worn buffer I had and it works great. I may not completely understand your issue, but hopefully this will help.
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My Ruger 10/22 was made in the mid 1980's I had no problem installing mine. You may have to tap a new hole to retrofit.
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Should work just fine. I have it on my model 94 30/30. The tube clip has a little room to give either slightly bigger or smaller.
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You probably ordered the wrong base. When I ordered mine it was for a 1986 Ruger 10-22. I just purchased a new 10-22 with a composite stock and The base fits that one as well. I believe the dimensions have not changed in a long while. The holes in your base on one end should be 7/8" apart and the other end 1/2". If they are not, then you have the wrong base. If they do measure accordingly, then you have a pre 1986 vintage 10-22 Ruger.
1046385
If your rifle was manufactured by ERMA this will not work. Unfortunately we don't know of another source at present.
989774
No this buffer will not fit a model 27. However you can special order buffers that fit a glock 27.
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I'm sure it will. I put loc tight on the bottom screw and it works great on my rem700 308. Like the fact that it doesn't have the exposed springs. No problem setting them myself
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There is no problem with ANY stock attached to an AR lower . Buffer tube and spring is compatible with 300 .