Marlin Glenfield Model 75C Semi-Auto Rimfire Rifles:  (1975 - 1982)

History: The Marlin Glenfield model 75C semi-auto rimfire rifle replaced the Glenfield model 75 in 1975 and is better known as a carbine, weighing in at 4 1/2 pounds and features an 18" long barrel with a full length 13 round magazine. This carbine is nearly identical to Marlin's Glenfield model 75 with one major difference being that the length of the magazine tube is longer. The Glenfield model 75C holds 13 rimfire cartridges in its magazine tube which is four more cartridges than that of the Glenfield model 75. Early model 75C rifles have the earlier style front sight and flat barrel band while later model 75C rifles have the later style front sight and the barrel band was omitted. Parts for the Glenfield model 75 can be found seperately on this website under the model 75 listing.

Note: Compare your rifles serial number with the list below to find out its year of manufacture so that you can properly determine which parts are not only period correct for your rifle but will also fit properly to your rifle as Marlin did make some changes to the parts they did produce for the model 75C rimfire rifle and not all parts are interchangeable between different variations of the same part.

1975 manuf. firearms have been seen with serial #s as low as # 25438525     Image of Early Style Sight & Barrel Band Assembly

1976 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 24000000 or higher               1980 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 20000000 or higher

1977 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 23000000 or higher               1981 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 19000000 or higher

1978 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 22000000 or higher               1982 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 18000000 or higher

1979 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 21000000 or higher

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