Description
The Marlin Model 60SN, Scope 22LR Synthetic Stock is a classic, budget-friendly semi-automatic rimfire rifle. It comes ready to shoot with a factory-mounted scope and a durable synthetic stock, offering reliable performance for plinking, small game hunting, and target practice without a hefty price tag. This package delivers serious value for new shooters and seasoned hands looking for a dependable .22.
Key Features
- Complete Ready-to-Shoot Package: Includes a mounted 4x scope, so you can head straight to the range.
- Durable Synthetic Stock: Weather-resistant and tough, perfect for field use in Missouri’s varied conditions.
- Proven Semi-Automatic Action: The iconic Marlin Model 60 design known for its smooth, reliable cycling.
- Micro-Groove Barrel: Enhances accuracy and bullet-to-barrel fit for consistent shot placement.
- Last-Shot Bolt Hold-Open: A convenient safety feature that signals when the rifle is empty.
Specifications & Details
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Caliber | .22 Long Rifle |
| Magazine Capacity | 14-round tubular (under barrel) |
| Barrel Length | 22 inches | Overall Length | 41.5 inches |
| Stock Material | Black Synthetic |
| Action | Semi-Automatic |
Weighing in at approximately 5.5 pounds, this rifle balances well for offhand shooting and is easy to carry on long walks. The included 4x scope is a practical optic for the distances you’ll typically shoot a .22 LR. Here’s the thing—at $375.06, this scoped combo often costs less than buying a base rifle and a decent scope separately. That’s the definition of bang-for-buck.
Who This Rifle Is For
This rifle is a perfect first firearm for a new shooter or a young hunter. Its light recoil and straightforward operation build confidence. It’s also an ideal “ranch rifle” for pest control or a fun plinker for experienced owners who want a no-fuss, reliable tool. The synthetic stock means you don’t have to worry about dinging up expensive wood during practical use.
Pros & Cons: The Practical Tradeoffs
Pros: The out-of-the-box readiness is a huge plus—no gunsmithing required to mount the optic. The synthetic stock is low-maintenance and durable. The Model 60’s action is famously reliable with standard-velocity ammo. The price point undercuts many competing scoped .22 packages, making it a standout value.
Cons: The tubular magazine, while high-capacity, loads slower than a detachable box magazine. The included scope is functional but basic; serious target shooters may later upgrade to optics from brands like Vortex or Simmons. The synthetic stock, while tough, lacks the classic aesthetic of a wood-stocked .22.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What kind of ammunition does it use best?
A: It’s designed for .22 Long Rifle caliber. For reliable cycling in the semi-auto action, stick with standard or high-velocity rounds. It’s always a good idea to test a few brands to see which your particular rifle prefers.
Q: Is the scope already sighted in?
A: Scopes are typically bore-sighted at the factory, which gets you on paper. You will need to fine-tune the zero at your chosen distance, like 25 or 50 yards, for precise accuracy. The process is simple and a good skill to learn.
Q: Can I use a suppressor on this rifle?
A: The barrel is not threaded from the factory, so attaching a suppressor would require aftermarket threading by a qualified gunsmith. Many owners enjoy this rifle in its standard, quiet configuration with subsonic ammo.
This package is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide. The total length of 41.5 inches makes it maneuverable in blinds or thick brush. When you consider the cost of a comparable rifle and a separate scope mount and rings, the Marlin 60SN package saves you time and money. It’s a workhorse .22 that gets the job done without fuss. If you need a dependable, scoped rimfire that’s ready to go, this Marlin deserves a close look.
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