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Marlin 336 Pistol Grip Stock, Brown
Marlin 336 Pistol Grip Stock, Brown
Marlin 336 Pistol Grip Stock, Brown
Marlin 336 Pistol Grip Stock, Brown
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WOOD PLUS - Marlin 336 Pistol Grip Stock, Brown

2 Reviews
Marlin 336 Pistol Grip Stock, Brown
Brownells #
984000006
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$86.99
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Estimated delivery: Oct 23
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Specifications
Color:
Brown
Buttstock Fit:
Factory Replacement
Buttstock Style:
Fixed
Make Model Fit:
Marlin.336
Material:
Wood
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What is the WOOD PLUS - Marlin 336 Pistol Grip Stock, Brown?

Classic walnut, finish sanded, and given a three-coat, Danish oil finish. Provides a good, serviceable replacement for the factory stock. Offers excellent weather resistance, plus easy touch-up of dings or nicks. Quality wood, has a straight grain pattern. 95% inletted, ready to install; only minor fitting required to fit to your action. Must be drilled for the tang screw.


SPECS: Walnut, straight grain, no figure. May not accept original hardware without fitting.


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MARLIN 336 PISTOL GRIP STOCK REVIEWS

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2 Reviews
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Reviews Summary
The Marlin 336 Pistol Grip Stock receives mixed reviews. While many appreciate its wood quality and finish, several customers note the need for fitting and drilling, as it doesn't perfectly match the original. Most are satisfied with the value and functionality, despite some concerns about initial imperfections and customer service experiences.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Wood Quality
71%
Most reviewers express positive sentiments regarding the wood quality of the stock, noting its feel and overall aesthetics. Reviewers find it visually appealing and compatible with their rifles, although a few mention finishing imperfections.
Fitting and Installation
86%
A common theme across reviews is the requirement for fitting the stock to the rifle, including drilling for the tang screw. While some users successfully installed the stock with minimal adjustments, others found this process challenging, indicating a need for DIY capability.
Finish Quality
43%
While the initial finish of the stock is oil-based, several reviewers criticize the application quality, noting visible machining marks and dings. This has led some users to reapply additional finishes to achieve their desired look.
Customer Experience
43%
The reviews highlight varied experiences with customer service, with many appreciating prompt responses and quick refunds. However, some users expressed frustration regarding product discrepancies and the need for adjustments, impacting overall satisfaction.
Value for Money
57%
Despite mixed reviews regarding the precise fit and finish, many customers feel that the stock offers good value for its price, especially given its functionality. Users satisfied with their purchase often reference the cost-effectiveness of the product.
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Good quality
The wood quality of this stock is good. The way it feels in your hands is good too. The downfalls are it needs to be sanded down some to mount flush with the receiver. The other problem is the hole for the tang screw aint drilled when you get it and that can be a pain to get straight.
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Takes Work
The inletting actually fit my 336 pretty well. Of course I had to drill the hole for the stock screw, which is a hidden screw on the bottom side. If you know how to do this you'll be OK; if not, let somebody knowledgeable do it. My greater concern is with the finish. As advertised, the stock has an oil finish, but in my opinion it's not well done. I added several more layers of finish. With each layer, however, it became increasingly clear that the stock had machining and handling marks that had not been adequately sanded. There were even a couple of dings that require steam to remove. To be clear, these dings did NOT occur in shipping from Brownell's. The stock was extremely well packaged and arrived quickly after I ordered it. Also, if you want to forend to match the stock, you'll have to refinish it. That's not a huge deal, but it is something to take into account.
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