Marlin Camp 9

RJ556

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I reshaped the Boyds pepper laminate stock. It's a great little knock around carbine, and very accurate.
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Fun guns, aren't they? I had the .45 version but I sold it because it became so valuable. The 9mm version is really a great plinker! I sure like how yours looks with the stock and the sights!
 
I wish they would make this handy little rifle again, only set up for a Glock magazine. Betcha it would sell like hotcakes, especially if they installed stocks like yours. Great job!
 
By the way, I bought my Marlin Camp Carbine Model 45 (.45 acp) in 1986 for $175. I shot it many times, but was always careful to clean it thoroughly after each outing. I kept the stock ding free and I had the box and papers and stickers put away for safekeeping.

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It was the gun I shot the least so I decided to sell it to help finance another gun "enhancement."

I put the Marlin 45 up on Gunbroker for a penny with no reserve for a one week auction.

It sold for $1380.00! They have become very collectible and therefore very desirable. If you ever see a 9mm or .45 for sale at a decent price, snap it up!
 
That stock makes it really a lot nicer that the original i bet that is ton of fun
 
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