I didn't get the serial numbers down to figure out the years. I'm thinking that maybe they were produced in different years, but not much. Pretty much the only differences were the length of the forearm, the placement of the sling attachment, and warning text. This one had a warning notice on the barrel on the right side. I'm pretty sure that it wasn't, but that it was on its own right in front of the forearm. The forward sling attachment point was at the muzzle end of the forearm, but I'm unsure if it was on the barrel band. Its hard to explain unless you really see it I guess. Weapon 2 had a shorter forearm, and the base of the handguard was more rounded, like a typical 336. It just had the model and manufacturer on the left side. There wasn't a warning notice on the barrel either. The forward sling attachment was forward of the handguard, about centered between the tip of the forearm and the muzzle. Not by much, maybe an inch, and the transition at the base the forearm was somewhat straight. Both were drilled and tapped for a scope mount, both had hooded front sights. Both had gold triggers, neither had the hammer extension. They looked identical until I investigated more. 30-30 about 5 years ago, and I've always regretted it.Īnyway, I was cruising the local gun shop today, and noticed to old 336's.
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