Need help finding year a gun was made.. 303 where are you?

Beerman · 12-30-2013, 02:48 PM

I have a Marlin Model 60 ( 6081 Alamo 1836 limited edition ) that I need to know when it was made. Serial # OZO18***.. It has the Squirrels on the stock. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance..

RetiredSeabee · 12-30-2013, 03:54 PM

I am betting that the Lady of the Frozen North will be able to tell you quite a bit about it.

tx gun runner · 12-30-2013, 04:39 PM

The model 6081 stands for model 60 and made in 1981 . I believe that is correct .

north country gal · 12-30-2013, 04:43 PM

Correct. The Alamo was produced in 1981 as a house brand gun for Oklahoma Tire and Supply Company (OTASCO), same as Marlin has made guns that were branded for Sears, Wards and so on. There was a whole run of various commemoratives for OTASCO. Basically it's a Marlin Glenfield Model 60.

303Lithgow · 12-30-2013, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by RetiredSeabee

I am betting that the Lady of the Frozen North will be able to tell you quite a bit about it.

She came through with the most information.

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Originally Posted by north country gal

Correct. The Alamo was produced in 1981 as a house brand gun for Oklahoma Tire and Supply Company (OTASCO), same as Marlin has made guns that were branded for Sears, Wards and so on. There was a whole run of various commemoratives for OTASCO. Basically it's a Marlin Glenfield Model 60.

I'm always amazed at your knowledge of the Marlins. Makes me wonder what I'm missing.

Beerman · 12-30-2013, 05:28 PM

Thanks a bunch TGR and NCG.. I love this little thing..

north country gal · 12-30-2013, 07:45 PM

I like those 60 Marlins, too, though I am a recent convert to the 60. Never understood what all the fuss was about with the Marlin 60, until a friend brought a Marlin Papoose to me to help get sighted in, the Papoose being the take down version of the 60, of course. Have to say, I was astonished at the accuracy. Made our Ruger 1022 look bad.

I now have a 60W with the NRA emblem in the stock. Can't wait to shoot it. May be awhile, though. 22 below, last night.

303Lithgow · 12-30-2013, 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by north country gal

I like those 60 Marlins, too, though I am a recent convert to the 60. Never understood what all the fuss was about with the Marlin 60, until a friend brought a Marlin Papoose to me to help get sighted in, the Papoose being the take down version of the 60, of course. Have to say, I was astonished at the accuracy. Made our Ruger 1022 look bad.

I now have a 60W with the NRA emblem in the stock. Can't wait to shoot it. May be awhile, though. 22 below, last night.

Twenty-two below zero. I noticed the picture was taken indoors.

I'm still amazed at how you are finding these wonderful rifles.

Machinist · 12-31-2013, 01:30 AM

I bought a Glenfield Mod 60 long ago and sold it later. I got another one from my father and gave it away. The one I had was an accurate rifle and was easy to shoot well. I was rather impressed with that aspect.

I just don't particularly want a semi-auto rifle and I like external hammers so the Henry pump and the Marlin 39A do nicely. The Marlin/ Glenfield 60 does seem like a great value though.

north country gal · 12-31-2013, 07:14 AM

While I am a semi-auto fan when it comes to hand guns, I've never been much on semi-auto rifles. Have had several 1022 carbines - the originals with walnut stocks - back in the day and now this Marlin 60. Since I am the "Marlin girl" around here and we do own a 1022 Sporter (which Bill likes to shoot), thought I should have a 60. I'll do a shootout test with both, side by side, when the weather moderates. I suspect the guns will function at twenty below, just not sure I would.

north country gal · 12-31-2013, 07:16 AM

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Originally Posted by 303Lithgow

Twenty-two below zero. I noticed the picture was taken indoors.

I'm still amazed at how you are finding these wonderful rifles.

My Marlin radar is working overtime, as is my CZ radar and my ….

303Lithgow · 12-31-2013, 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by north country gal

My Marlin radar is working overtime, as is my CZ radar and my ….

My Ruger and Henry radar was active in 2013. I'm still looking for my first Marlin.

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Beerman Senior Member Joined: Jan 2012 From: West Ga. Posts: 1,112	Need help finding year a gun was made.. 303 where are you? I have a Marlin Model 60 ( 6081 Alamo 1836 limited edition ) that I need to know when it was made. Serial # OZO18**.. It has the Squirrels on the stock. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance.. Last edited by Beerman; 12-30-2013 at 02:53 PM.*

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12-30-2013, 03:54 PM	#2
RetiredSeabee Super Moderator Joined: Dec 2012 From: Harrisburg, North Carolina Posts: 4,277	I am betting that the Lady of the Frozen North will be able to tell you quite a bit about it.

12-30-2013, 04:39 PM	#3
tx gun runner Senior Member Joined: Jun 2008 From: Ft Hood , Tx area Posts: 11,626	The model 6081 stands for model 60 and made in 1981 . I believe that is correct .

12-30-2013, 04:43 PM	#4
north country gal Senior Member Joined: Jan 2013 From: northern wisconsin Posts: 6,001	Correct. The Alamo was produced in 1981 as a house brand gun for Oklahoma Tire and Supply Company (OTASCO), same as Marlin has made guns that were branded for Sears, Wards and so on. There was a whole run of various commemoratives for OTASCO. Basically it's a Marlin Glenfield Model 60.

12-30-2013, 05:28 PM	#6
Beerman Senior Member Joined: Jan 2012 From: West Ga. Posts: 1,112	Thanks a bunch TGR and NCG.. I love this little thing..

12-30-2013, 07:45 PM	#7
north country gal Senior Member Joined: Jan 2013 From: northern wisconsin Posts: 6,001	I like those 60 Marlins, too, though I am a recent convert to the 60. Never understood what all the fuss was about with the Marlin 60, until a friend brought a Marlin Papoose to me to help get sighted in, the Papoose being the take down version of the 60, of course. Have to say, I was astonished at the accuracy. Made our Ruger 1022 look bad. I now have a 60W with the NRA emblem in the stock. Can't wait to shoot it. May be awhile, though. 22 below, last night.

12-31-2013, 01:30 AM	#9
Machinist Senior Member Joined: Feb 2009 From: McKinney, TX Posts: 8,994	I bought a Glenfield Mod 60 long ago and sold it later. I got another one from my father and gave it away. The one I had was an accurate rifle and was easy to shoot well. I was rather impressed with that aspect. I just don't particularly want a semi-auto rifle and I like external hammers so the Henry pump and the Marlin 39A do nicely. The Marlin/ Glenfield 60 does seem like a great value though.

12-31-2013, 07:14 AM	#10
north country gal Senior Member Joined: Jan 2013 From: northern wisconsin Posts: 6,001	While I am a semi-auto fan when it comes to hand guns, I've never been much on semi-auto rifles. Have had several 1022 carbines - the originals with walnut stocks - back in the day and now this Marlin 60. Since I am the "Marlin girl" around here and we do own a 1022 Sporter (which Bill likes to shoot), thought I should have a 60. I'll do a shootout test with both, side by side, when the weather moderates. I suspect the guns will function at twenty below, just not sure I would.