Description
I remember the first time I took a Marlin 60 out to the back forty. It wasn’t this exact model, but the feeling was the same: pure, simple, reliable plinking. That’s the legacy you’re getting with the Marlin 60 W/Scope 22LR 19″ Barrel Hardwood Stock SS Finish. It’s a classic American semi-automatic .22 rifle, ready to go right out of the box with a mounted scope, a stainless steel finish for durability, and that timeless hardwood stock. For $215.44, it’s one of the most straightforward, effective ways to introduce someone to shooting or to add a no-fuss workhorse to your own rack. Here’s the thing—this rifle has earned its reputation over decades, and this package just makes it easier to start making memories.
The heart of this package is the scope. Having it mounted and ready is a huge advantage. You can skip the hassle of buying rings, leveling, and bore-sighting yourself. I’ve put hundreds of rounds through various Marlin 60s, and the difference a decent optic makes on a .22 is night and day for target identification and precision, especially for new shooters who might struggle with iron sights. The 19-inch barrel provides a solid sight radius and good balance, making it feel substantial without being cumbersome. It’s a classic tube-fed design, which I actually prefer for a .22—it keeps the profile sleek and avoids the bulk of a box magazine.
Key Features That Matter
Let’s talk about that stainless steel finish. In the humid Missouri summers or after a damp morning in the field, the corrosion resistance is a genuine benefit. It cleans up easily and maintains that look with minimal fuss. The hardwood stock isn’t just for show; it provides a solid, stable platform. The grain and finish on these are typically very good for this price point, offering a warmer, more traditional feel than synthetic.
The semi-automatic action is where the Model 60 shines. It’s famously reliable with standard and high-velocity .22 Long Rifle ammo. The 14+1 round tube magazine capacity means you spend more time shooting and less time reloading. I’ve found it cycles CCI Mini-Mags and Federal Bulk Pack with equal reliability. The trigger is a classic Marlin design—it’s a consistent, serviceable pull that’s perfectly adequate for plinking and small game hunting. No gunsmithing required to enjoy this rifle; it’s ready for your local range or woods as soon as you complete the necessary FFL transfer for firearm purchases.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Caliber | .22 Long Rifle |
| Barrel Length | 19 Inches |
| Overall Length | 40.5 Inches (Approx.) |
| Weight | 5.5 lbs (Approx.) |
| Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Stock | Hardwood |
| Magazine | 14+1 Round Tube Fed |
Pros & Cons: The Straight Talk
Pros: The value is outstanding. A ready-to-shoot .22 with a scope for this price is hard to beat. The stainless/hardwood combo is both durable and handsome. Marlin’s reputation for reliability in the .22 space is well-deserved—this is a rifle you can trust. The tube magazine is simple and eliminates the need to track down extra mags.
Cons: Tube feeding is slower to load than a detachable box magazine. The scope included is functional, but serious target shooters may eventually want to upgrade to a optic from brands like Vortex or Leupold for higher clarity and precision adjustments. It’s a classic design, not a modern tactical platform.
Who This Rifle Is For
This is the perfect first rifle for a new shooter. It’s also an ideal “ranch rifle” for pest control or small game hunting where simplicity and reliability are key. If you’re a seasoned collector who appreciates classic, no-nonsense American firearms, this model with its stainless finish is a great addition. It’s a tool that gets the job done without drama, available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What kind of scope is included?
A: The package includes a mounted 4×32 or similar fixed-power riflescope. It’s a great starter optic that’s already zeroed for the rifle, getting you on paper at 25-50 yards immediately. It’s perfect for learning the fundamentals.
Q: Is the barrel rifled for .22 Long Rifle only?
A: Yes, the barrel is specifically chambered and rifled for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge. Do not attempt to fire .22 Short or .22 Long in this semi-automatic model, as it may not cycle the action reliably.
Q: How do I load the tube magazine?
A: The loading port is located at the end of the tube, which is under the barrel. You’ll unscrew the end cap (always ensure the rifle is pointed in a safe direction and the action is clear), drop in your .22 LR rounds nose-first, replace the cap, and cycle the action to chamber the first round.
If you’re looking for a dependable, classic .22 that’s ready to shoot right now, the Marlin 60 with scope is a compelling choice. See the full details on our site.
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