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[[File:Glenfield-jc-penney-marlin-gun-catalog-vintage-firearm-wiki.jpg|frame|right|A vintage catalog, showcas ...C. Penney's "Glenfield" name were ''all'' sourced from a single company: [[Marlin Firearms]].

...ht|The Marlin Model 7000, a semi-automatic target rifle previously made by Marlin. It features a heavy target barrel and no sights. Pictured with a scope and ...automatic rifle chambered in [[.22 Long Rifle]] that was manufactured by [[Marlin]] from 1997-2004. It came with a heavy target barrel and no open sights. It

...legendary Marlin Model 60. Photo Source: [https://www.guns.com/news/review/marlin-795-rimfires-more-than-what-you-pay-for Andy C. at Guns.com]]] ...07). It is essentially a magazine-fed version of the famous [[Marlin Model 60]]. Other than the changes to accept a detachable magazine, the internal com

...of their [[Marlin 795]] that specifically included Tech Sights, called the Marlin 795LTR ("Liberty Training Rifle"), intended for Project Appleseed events. ...("Liberty Training Rifle"), a rifle that came out of a partnership between Marlin, Tech Sights, and Project Appleseed. It includes a sling, and upgraded GI-s

...rearms as well. They sourced their firearms from gun manufacturers such as Marlin and High Standard. Sears, Roebuck and Co. intended the firearms they sold t | [[J.C. Higgins Model 42 DLM]] || [[Marlin Model 980|Marlin Model 980 DL]]

...bullet (actually .2245 caliber). [[Marlin Firearms]] also offered their [[Marlin Model 336]] rifle chambered for the cartridge. ...ty-Two Caliber Varmint Rifles'' (Small Arms Technical Publishing Company p.60).