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1. If you wish to return a gun to the factory, be sure to follow these instructions.

A.Be absolutely certain the firearm is not loaded prior to mailing.

B.Pack the firearm carefully. Use ample cushioning material and a sturdy outer cardboard box. Do not ship in a special container that you want returned.

C.Accessories such as scopes, scope mounts, gun cases, quick detach type swivels, sling straps, etc., should be removed prior to returning the firearm.

D.Attach a complete letter of information to the outside of the package. The letter should describe the model number, serial number, description of the damage or problem, and under what conditions the difficulty occurs.

E.Clearly mark your return address on the outside of the box and your accompanying letter.

F.If the firearm is not covered by warranty, we will supply an estimate of the repair cost before proceeding with the work. Repairs will be made upon receipt of your check or money order. If repairs are not possible, the gun will be returned.

G.Please do not ship ammunition to the factory.

H.Ship your firearm via U.P.S. or insured Parcel Post. Shipment must be prepaid and addressed to:

MFC

100 KENNA DRIVE

NORTH HAVEN, CT 06473

PHONE: 800-544-8892

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The Gravel Agency

1530 Provincial Street

Quebec, Qc, G1N 4A2

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2. Premier Field Service Centers

Currently the factory is not offering non-warranty reblueing or wood refinishing services. For all non-warranty firearms that need reblueing or wood refinishing please send to one of our Premier Field Service Centers in your area. Refer to listing below for further details.

Repair Services

Alhman's

9525 W 230th St

Morristown, MN 55052

(507) 685-4244

MO, IA, NE, WY, ND, SD, MN J&G Gunsmithing

7680 Barton Rd.

Granite Bay, CA 95746

(916) 786-9200

CA, NV, UT, AZ, WA, OR, ID, MT Mann & Son

515 W Water Street

Pinckneyville, IL 62274

(618) 357-2911

WI, IL, IN, AR, MS Paducah Shooters

3919 Cairo Road

Paducah, KY 42001

(877) 772-3006

KY, TN, NC, SC, GA, AL, FL

Sports World

6841 East 41st Street

Tulsa, OK 74145

(918) 742-4027

CO, KS, OK, NM, TX, LA Sportsmans Haven

14695 East Pike Road

Cambridge, OH 43725

(740) 432-7243

VT, NH, PA, OH, WV, MD, VA Williams Gunsight

7389 Lapeer Road

Davidson, MI 48423

(810) 653-2131

MI, NY, ME, MA, RI, CT, DE, NJ, NH, VT

3. Discontinued Models

We can no longer service some discontinued and older models. Models 336 and 39A's that are more than 50 years old and semi auto 22's more than 30 years old cannot be serviced by Marlin. Please write or call the Marlin Service Department with the model and serial number of your firearm if you have any question regarding serviceability.

4. Custom Work

We do not handle custom work of any kind. Contact a qualified gunsmith for information about customizing.

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The price is going to vary greatly depending on the condition. While the 1953 336 is a fine vintage rifle, it was and is still a common man's hunting rifle. It does not have the collector's attraction of a Winchester (although many, including me, will prefer the Marlin design). If you have a near perfect truly original and pristine rifle (1 in 10,000 probably) it may be of interest to a collector to the tune of $500 or more. Much more likely you have a used but well kept example which is worth in the $200 to $350 range, and this depends on the buyer and the location. If it has been refinished or neglected (rust pitting, heavy dents, etc.) expect less. I've answered one of your previous questions suggesting a peep sight. With a good sight and some dedicated practice shooting sessions, even a novice rifleman can become proficient at hitting the sweet spot within the range of the .30-30 round. This is not a 400 yard rifle or caliber, more like 150 and less being ideal, so a shooter with normal vision will do just fine without magnification. You will still need to have your receiver drilled and tapped for a good receiver sight to mount, as you said your was not D&T'ed.

I am not too sure but you could try calling Marlin or maybe get one custom smithed

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