Marlin 150th Model 60

[roddy]

The little Model 60 is a known good performer, but has never turned my crank in the looks department.

That just changed...
https://www.marlinfirearms.com/assets/i ... rofile.jpg
...might have to try to get my hands on one.

[BigAl52]

I have an older one and its an outstanding shooter.

[roddy]

I've heard they're good shooters...with that checkered walnut stock and stainless on the one above, it looks good now too.

[North Country Gal]

They are good shooters. Have had a couple and a friend shoots one.

[Mistered]

The M-60 is a 'sleeper' in the .22 world - and excellent shooters.

They can be found used in the $100 range and are one of the best deals going.

The lack of a box mag is what keeps the price down.

[Ojaileveraction]

60's don't have the aftermarket parts the 10/22 has.
Mostly because they don't need it.

[Hatchdog]

My first firearm was the Glenfield version of the M/60. Great shooter that dispatched many gophers in it’s day.

Funny story:

As a 16 year old kid living temporarily in NE North Dakota I walked into a small town Coast to Coast store alone and bought the rifle. No paperwork. This was in 1973, definitely after the 68 Gun Control Act.

[Vaquero]

I finally bought one last year, it's an '09.
Sadly I haven't put many rounds through it.
I recently, Mon. before Christmas picked up a decent Marlin 89c.
A semi auto built from '48 to '61, mine is either a '58 or '59.
So maybe I can get them out together some time soon.
Haven't really put many rounds through it either , but what I have.
I'm impressed.

RP

[Dahliathemeh]

I probably have close to 2000 rounds through my model 60. The only issue I ever had is when it gets dirty it starts to jam. Clean and go, no other issues. Fun shooter.