Marlin Glenfield Model 75 Semi-Auto Rimfire Rifles:  (1967 - 1975)          Click Here To See - Close Up Image of Right Side

     The Marlin Firearms Company introduced their Glenfield model 75 semi-auto rimfire rifle in 1967 as the tubular magazine version of their Glenfield model 70 rifle and produced it for 9 years, until 1975, when they replaced it with the Glenfield model 75C.  The Glenfield model 75 was called a carbine and weighed in at 4 1/2 pounds featuring an 18" barrel, flat style barrel band, factory sling swivels, and a 9 round tubular magazine.  The Glenfield model 200 fixed 4x rifle scope with 3/4" tube was introduced in 1969 and offered as an option for this rifle through out the remainder of its production. Parts for the model 75C are available under the model 75C 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 produced for the model 75 rimfire rifle and not all parts are interchangeable between different variations of the same part.

1967 manuf. firearms will be blank on the left side of receiver                  1968 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 68000000 or higher

1969 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 69000000 or higher               1970 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 70000000 or higher

1971 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 71000000 or higher               1972 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 72000000 or higher

1973 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 27000000 or higher               1974 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 26000000 or higher

1975 manuf. firearms will have a serial # 25000000 or higher and have been seen with serial numbers as high as # 25425523