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Join Date: Jan 2012
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I'm fairly new at handling guns, and have had a Marlin 898 M2 cal 22 rifle for many years. I believe the serial number is: 69xxxxxx. I have a few questions:
1.) how can I get a manual for this model? 2.) what year is this rifle? 3.) where can I purchase the plastic buffer and recoil spring? 4.) why does this rifle misfire? note, I have been using both American Eagle high velocity 40 grain solid grain and some old(came with the weapon) CCI Mini Mag rounds. PS I'm new to this site, and have found it very helpful.
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Ohio NRA Member
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Welcome to TFF DHunt.
On the serial #, there isnt a letter prefix before the serial number is there? And as far as mis-fires, it may just need a real good cleaning.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Near a brook & pond in Ma
Posts: 734
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Marlin Firearms will be able to answer most of your questions. For the most part you can take the first 2 numbers of the serial number and subtract it from 2000 to get the date of manufacture, unless it is newer than yr 2000. As far as misfires,old 22's will shoot and sometimes misfire, shoot new ones and check the hit on the empties and compare it to ones that misfire, could be u need a new spring and or firing pin. Hope this helps.
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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I am ordering a new plastic buffer and new spring. I just cleaned it for the first time! after using it for many years to slaughter pigs and then for a couple of years shooting woodchucks. I might install the new parts and try it before purchasing a new firing pin - or should I go ahead and order it? Once again, thank you for the welcome and the advice. Cliff, thank you for the offer, I might call you at some point. Best, David |
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