This might be old news
RM Ruger made 336

https://www.nrawomen.com/content/ne...in-model-336-classic-lever-action-rifle/[b][/b]

I saw that

I really hope it does well , my concern is that what made the lever gun more popular than so many other as or more capable guns of the time , was cost

I always wondered why the pump action rifle wasn't a lot more popular than it was and looking at the old adds , the 94 and 336 were beating it by like 40-50% in price all the time.

the bulk of hunting rifle buyers buy what is cheap and works , why the savage axis is so popular

I hope it does well but the price will be a factor along with ammo for 30-30 is the same price as other cartridges that have more capability.

That's a good looking gun. I handed down my 336 in 35rem so now I might have to replace it!

I had one in 35 Remington and .30-30 back in the day. I wish I would have kept the 35. I like vintage guns, warts and all.

I saw them on the shelf allready.

Yep, my wife used the 35, it had peep sights on it. She couldn't find a Deer with a scope for nothing but was deadly with iron sights.

Handed it down to her son.

NRA woman .......... is there something you want to get of your breast and tell us about ???

1969 deer hunters sale at local K-Mart.
Marlin or Winchester 30-30 for $79.99.
I took the Marlin.

I have a 336 and a 94 and the 336 fits me much better.

what you didn't read that article , why all the gals down at the parlor we eweing and oohing over that new Marlin

https://www.americanhunter.org/content/ruger-reintroduces-the-marlin-model-336/

they also had it on the hunter website

just marketing to different groups similar article.

I wonder if they're recreating the new 336s with micro groove barrels? Not that I ever thought micro groove was any better.

I think the micro groove barrels in .22LR definately makes a difference. I have a one owner 1979 336 in.35 Rem. It's kilt every deer it was pointed at.

The new 336's have Ballard rifling..

That will be good for the cast bullet shooters. In fact, I may see about about getting me one in.35 Rem. when they come out.

Even though I really don't need another deer rifle, I've always wanted a Marlin 35 Rem. I may just pull the trigger on one of these after Marlin catches up.

Yeah, sounds like if anything they are even better quality. I sure like my 336 30-30 that marlin made.