will this work on a Glenfield/Marlin Model60?
587427
Yes, it will, it might have to use the shim, supplied with the magazine tube mount, but it works just fine. I actually fits any standard .22 magazine tube...
587428
It worked for my Marlin Model 60. I have no idea what a Glenfield is, so I can't answer that for you. I would contact the manufacturer for specifics.
587429
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.
587430
Worked on my Model 60 flawlessly. Mine's a 2012 with the 14 round tube, but it should work on the older ones too.
587431
Yes, this will work for the Glenfield/Marlin Model 60 as I have installed it on one. You will need to remove the mag-tube assembly which will require you to push out a pin where the bracket meets the barrel - it isn't too difficult. I used a broken sewing machine needle (beefier than a hand needle - so ask your wife, grandma, girlfriend, aunt, whomever). Additionally, ensure that you use the plastic shim that is provided, it is pivital to use the shim so the eyelet will not slip. All and all, this works great on the 60.
422216
Check with your local gunsmith, that's what I did. Mine is an XDM, I VENTURE TO SAY IT WILL.
289618
I would think with the proper mounts it would work fine. I have mine mounted to a Marlin 30-30, and it works perfectly.
1476694
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
289616
I would think with the proper mounts it would work fine.I have mine mounted to a Marlin 30-30, and it works perfectly.
1926066
It should work very well. I bought it for a model 637 and since it works with tension and without a cross strap to hold the gun securely it should be a good fit.
721818
Don't know if it will or not I had to return it . It did not fit the marlin model I had sorry I couldn't help
1476693
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
1245930
It should with the included mounting rings/clamps as long as the rifle has the grooved receiver (as A Marlin 60 should). I have a similar model on my own Marlin 60. Just be sure to tighten them snugly.
54526
I installed it on my Marlin Camp. Also, it works on Marlin 30-30s. Don't know about marlin xt-22vr. You should call Marlin directly and ask them.
2217395
Hello, I don't know about the marlin but with the sling stud it will most likely fit. Consult the manufacture.Best,jj
1245931
Yes, I put it on my 30+ year old Marlin model 60 with the included rings and it not only bolted right on, but I was on paper at 50 yards with the first shot group - only about 4" off target with no pre-sighting at all!
763412
Anything that has a 1/2"-28 thread (like an AR-15) will accept it. I don't know what your model 60 has for a thread diameter & the thread pitch.
1801094
I got this for my marlin model 60 tube fed and it works, just looks outta place and obviously looks like it doesn't belong, if you don't care about aesthetics then you'll be fine. another hitch is it can also hinder the sights if youre using the barrel iron sight and not a scope.
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Rings are Picatinny/Weaver compatible. If the receiver on your Marlin 60 is grooved for a 22 scope, you will need to buy a groove to Picatinny/weaver adapter. Amazon has a UTG Low Profile .22/Airgun to Picatinny/Weaver Rail Adaptor for $11.28 shipped. Nice scope. I have a couple of them. dp
1453307
I would say it wouldn't fit.....I sent the one I ordered back for credit...it wouldnt fit my model 60 tube feed .22...it looked like it was more for some kind of air rifle.
1792224
I'm about to. It fits the dovetail but I will report back how it does with my Nikon 3-9x40 scope. I'm a bit worried about the rear site as I had to remove it from my gf's 702 Plinkster with the same scope. I'm not sure yet if the Marlin rear site is as easily removable but I'll find out.