For sure. There are 3D printed received for the model 60 and so those parts kits get gobbled up quickly. You just need one of the examples with the squirrels carved into the stock now!

 

I was unaware of any Marlin 3D printed receivers. However I personally would not buy an unserialized part, just me. Used actual Marlin receivers are cheap until you add auction fees, tax, shipping and FFL transfer fees. I have one Marlin build and it was not cost effective. Probably won't do that again.

 

Nice looking rifles, I have a 60 and 70 as well. The stock on my 60 is a little beat but shoots well, the 70 is in great shape. Used to shoot a 60 when I was a kid, belonged to my older brother. Found this one at an auction years ago got it for $35 couldn't pass it up.

 

My 70 is real nice. The 60 has a few stock issues, but nothing bad. I cleaned up a lot of them. The metal is really good. It's a new purchase and I haven't decided if I want to shoot before I clean it's innards so I can address any problems at the same time. Hard for me to wait.

 

Defiantly clean first. It will allow you to find out just how bad/good things are.

 

I to have legal firearms that do not have serial numbers, however I would not buy any of the so called "80%" receivers or anything like them, nor would I print my own. I just wouldn't. Others may.

 

The 80% firearms are legal under federal law. You can build your own firearm, BUT you cannot sale it !!!!

 

My Marlin model 99M1 doesn't have a serial number.
Thinking 🤔 ? The bolt doesn't have a lock back notch either ?
It's pretty old methinks, but boy does it shoot good !!

 

Neither does mine. It's dated 7/66.

 

My 99M1.. and factory rear sight, sitting under a BKL mount... works very well..

 

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cool looking gun!

 

Actually 1968 with the gun control act. When a dealer takes one in or sells one the Serial # is filled in as NSN. I think a law was written recently to have numbers added but don't recall how. I have a few old guns without sns like a Nylon 66 and a 24 Savage.

Thanks for the reply. clumsy fingers.

Make that 1968.

Thanks for the correction, clumsy fingers!

 

The federal firearms act of 1938 required all firearms except shotguns and 22 rifles to have serial numbers( it did not differentiate between rimfire or center-fire 22's).

 

Well I did clean the 60 first. It was fairly clean except the bore which I always find dirty. All the e-clips were there and the buffer was okay. It does have a wire spring ejector which was adjusted to the "nickel". Looked original but I don't know when Marlin started using them. This one is a 1974 model.