[Jegs]

i have a marlin 336 rc was wondering what its worth it has one nick on forearm 2 small wtr droplets surface rust on face near bullet feed no idea whats its worth its a 1952 model it is 32 special calb
other gun i have is a jc higgin model 60 12 guage i was courious whats it worth also i need to find a schematic for the jc higgins havent had much luck for the drawings for it its in perfect condition i just need to clean it but cant take it apart any help would be aprechiated the year on the higgins i dont know i know its a pre 68 no serial # i have a kessler model 128fr i am in need of a clip for it anyideas? its a good dun i am also looking for a used or newer stock foe the kessler if anyone chould help me out i would aprechiate it
thankyou jegs

[John Stimson, Jr.]

The Sears manuals for several versions of the model 60 are available at:
http://www.histandard.info/manuals/sears/sashotguns/index.html

The Model 60 was introduced in 1955 ans continued through 1958. In 1959 the model 66 replaced the model 60.

In late 1957 High Standard, the manufacturer of the Models 60 and 66, began stamping a two letter assembly date code on the barrel - month and year. If yours has the date code, let me know and I will give the date.

[Jim K]

Those Marlins bring around $200-250 in that condition, maybe on the lower end for a .32 Special, as many hunters prefer the .30-30.

Jim

[Jim Watson]

Numrich (e-gunparts.com) has or has had Kessler magazines but no stocks.

[Jegs]

well thankyou sirs
the letters on the barrel of the model 60 are pkv i would like to find out to disasimble it to clean it thx any help that possible
thx for the info

[John Stimson, Jr.]

The date code was only two letters as I said so perhaps this is before the date codes were being used.

In my first respnse, I gave the address for the manuals that I know of for the model 60.

[Jegs]

then it might be pv but i gonna look into it thx for the info