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Comes with two (2) mags
JM Stamp
Now entering the 20th anniversary of their retirement, Marlin‘s handy little centerfire pistol caliber camp carbine models still deliver even as they become more collectible.
First introduced in 1985 with the model 9, Marlin’s neat little 9mm semi-auto rifles were pitched as durable and compact guns that were ready to tag along to the field.
With styling that gave a nod to the military surplus M1 Garand and Carbine, the Model 9 had what was billed as a Garand-type safety and a one-piece walnut finished press checkered Maine birch stock.
Using a 16.5-inch Micro-Groove barrel and a machined steel receiver that was sandblasted to prevent glare, the gun’s overall length was 35.5-inches while it tipped the scales at around 6.75-pounds– very near the size of an M1 Carbine.
