2008 standard catalog of firearms 18th edition

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Located in: Chicago, Illinois, United States. There were six models developed. The first Marlin lever-action rifle, called the Model , was made in In , Marlin developed the first side-ejection, solid-top receiver lever-action rifle. Annie Oakley was such a fan of the Marlin Model that Marlin custom-made one of the lever-action repeaters just for her. The Marlin Model was the first repeating rifle able to fire the. Marlin still sells these models today.

The Model is now called the Model 39 and the Model is now the Model Marlin passed away in , and his sons took over the business. In , the company filed for bankruptcy and went into foreclosure. Two years later, the Marlin Rockwell Corporation was put up for auction. Kenna also acquired the debt and mortgage of the company.

Kenna renamed the company Marlin Firearms Corporation, which stayed in the Kenna family for 84 years until Remington purchased Marlin in The simple, fast actions are known far and wide for uncompromising reliability, and their ability to stand up under the wide range of conditions. In , Marlin produced its 30 millionth lever-action rifle. The Kenna family continued John M.