Have question on 336 models

[Yellowriver]

I am sure that I'm not the first to ask this on this site but search did not show me.
What are all the different letters at the end of the 336 model and what do they stand for?
I have searched all over net with a old computer and dail-up. About 3 hr of my life that I will
not get back. Thank You for the help. Yellowriver

[DEACONLLB]

I know that dileup is slow but go over to marlin arms and you may get some info there
What letters are you interested in finding out?
Some indicate cal. some type or rifling and some type of stock and and some type of saftey and some barrel length.
Deaconllb

[DEACONLLB]

Here is some info. on letters
336c 30-30 and 35 Rem
336A same as c but 30-30 only cut checkerin pistol grip stock  stained walnut eastetrn hardwood hammer block safty.
336 ss same as 336c except stainless 30-30 only
336w same as 336 c except cut checkerin stained walnut Maine birch stock
336 XLR  same as 336c except has a laminated stock and 24 inch stainless barrel and receiver with Ballard rifling
there is also a 336 CL which is a long barrel much like the 336 c just lionger barrel.
There is the 336DT which is deluxe Texan
336 m that has a delux checkered walnut stock
336Adl which is somewhat like the 336c but longer barrel

Hope this helps some

Deaconllb

[Rangr44]

The answer to your question is right here on GBO,  in the Marlin "sticky's", at the beginning of this section, in the sticky labeled: "model number suffexes".

http://www.gboreloaded.com/forums/index.php/topic,133334.0.html

Marlin Modern Lever Action Model Letter Designations
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FYI:

A = Rifle
C = Carbine
D = Davidson's edition, and some M-39's
G = Guide Gun
M = 1895 in 450 Marlin.
P = Ported, used with 444 and 1894
S = Sporter, .44 Mag 1894 & 444 Marlin
T = Texan, 336 & 444 rifles with straight stock & square levers
AS = Birchwood stocked rifles
AW = Wal-Mart special
CB = Cowboy (octagon barrels)
CL = Classic, Limited
ER = Extended Range (.356 Win caliber)
FG = .41 Magnum Model 1894
MR = 450 Marlin Rifle ILO say, a .450M Guide Gun (M)
RC = Regular Carbine
SC = Sporting Carbine (2/3 mag, pistol grip)
SS = Originally used with 444 Marlin, now all Sporter w/Safety
SS = Stainless Steel (sometimes confused with Sporter Safety)
LTD = Limited Edition
XLR = Extra Long Range (24", lamo stock, stainless)

*** = Stamped on both ends of the model designates a Ballard Barrel vs. the MicroGroove Barrel. i.e, *** 444P ***
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[Yellowriver]

Thanks for the help guys. Is there a cs? How many diffrent 375 are there? Thanks Again