Marlin 60 .22LR Rifle
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Perennially one of the finest rimfire values you can find, the Marlin 60 .22LR Rifle packs a ton of features like Marlin Micro-Groove® rifling and automatic last shot bolt hold open, into an easy-shooting rimfire. The Model 60 surrounds a 19'' barrel with Micro-Groove rifling with a Monte Carlo birchwood pistol grip stock. Precision crowned muzzle for enhanced accuracy. Cross-bolt safety. Manual and automatic bolt hold-open. Adjustable open rear and ramp front sight. Receiver grooved for scope mount. Blued finish. Capacity: 14+1.
- Brand - Marlin
- Action - Semi-Automatic
Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 23
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Rated 5 out of 5 by sambo77 good beginner gun
I got this as my first rifle. It works Great and shoots well. Fun and good for small game. Very nice for the price.
May 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by CaptJack1 great gun
My model 60 is more than 30 years old and still performs flawlessly as long as you keep it clean. I also have 10/22 which I like very much but am partial to the Marlin. My firs Marlin is nearly 70 years old and works perfectly as well.
May 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by TommyJay Amazing!
Overall great rifle! I am a huge fan of the .22 and this gun makes me love it even more. I have put about 450 rounds through it without a hiccup. It is easy to maintain and if treated right, should last a lifetime! Buy it!
April 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by sillyshooter awsome fun
i have 2, 1 is a glenfield 60 other is a 60w, both are great rfiles, have not jammed them ever, very accurate.
January 17, 2013
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if not what size allen wrench is required?Answers
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No . the size is 9/64
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Go get an allen wrech set. then your covered.A:
The one I just bought requires an allen wrench, contacted Marlin and found out it requires 9/64 allenA:
No, because you disassemble it with a screwdiverDetails:
Can you shoot 22 magnums with this gun ?Answers
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.22 magnum is a diffrant round then a .22lr, there is a size diffrance in the shell also. the barrel will either have .22lr or .22magnumA:
No
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It says in the manual only long rifle
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No, This gun is also only rated for high velocity LR rounds, and not even hyper velocity LR. In other words CCI stingers are not a good choice.A:
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Am I able to put a scope on this rifle out of the box? Or do I need to have the receiver drilled/tapped and install a rail first?Answers
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Yes you can. No D/T required.A:
the receiver should be dove tailed already, allowing for scope rings to just be added onA:
put a scope on right away i just put one on for squirrel huntingA:
Has a standard dovetail on the receiver, just need rings and a scopeA:
Yes, you could put a scope on right out of the box. But how ever, you will need to sight in the scope with the rifle. I recommend using blade 1mm dovetail mounts. And no you do not need the receiver drilled or taped. A rail is optional.A:
You will need to find some scope mounts that tighten down from the side. I used a set of weavers and put a scope on it right out of the box.Images for this Answer
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would this gun be good for hunting birds?Answers
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A .410 would be much better.A:
yes up to wood chucks anything like that i personally use it for rabbits and squrrels butA:
Yes because of it's accuracyA:
Depends on what bird. For a small bird, like a quail or something. Then it might be a little bit of a over kill. But for a dove or bigger then yes. It is a good gun but highly reccomended for squirrel size and up.A:
You could use a 22 to hunt birds with, however if they are flying, a single shell will be hard to hit them with. A .410 (or any shotgun) would be better suited for bird hunting than a 22.Details:
I'm looking at buying my 1st gun, and am currently looking at buying a .22 due to reading about them being a great gun to begin with, I was wondering what animals I'd be able to hunt with a .22.Answers
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small game, rabbit, squerril, rats, possum, birds if your a good shot, but once you fire that first round the rest will fly offA:
Birds, rabbits,squirrels and other small game.
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Squirrels mostly, rabbits, coyotes, partridge, grouse and racoonsA:
Ah, good for you. This was my first gun ever also. But anyways. You can hunt alot of differnt animals. Like dove,squirrel,raccon,coyote,or maybe even hogs. Good luck with the gun.A:
In my State. Squirrels, and rabbits are legal to hunt with a .22. Also varmint shooting of ground hogs, coyotes, and other trouble causing species are legal to shoot.A:
Due to their small bullet size they are most efficient on smaller game like squirrel (my favorite), rabbit, groundhog, ground squirrel, and other small game. I know a few farmers that use their .22s for fox and coyote, but I dont recommend this because a larger caliber rifle is needed in my opinion. However, they also use it for rats and various birds. On top of varmint control, plinking never gets boring.A:
The Model 60 is well-suited for small-game hunting and vermin control, as well as for serious but low-cost target practice while preparing for hunting with larger rifles. It's a good gun to practice before you get into the bigger guns.Answers
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long rifle, its the type of 22 bullet it uses, its what most 22's use but some use short and longA:
it stands for Long Rifle.A:
The "LR" stands for Long Rifle. It gives a specific name to this type of bullet. I believe there are .22short, .22long, .22extralong, and then the .22LongRifle.A:
Long Rifle.A:
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