EGW Picatinny Rail for Marlin 1895, 336, 444, Model 36 47100

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Other Compatible Models

The EGW 47100 is also used on Marlin 375, Henry H009, H010 and H018 models, as well as select Camp Carbine and Rossi 95 configurations. EGW notes that early Camp Carbine 9mm models have different receiver hole spacing and are not compatible.

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Picatinny Rail FAQ

What Marlin rifles does the EGW 47100 fit?

The 47100 fits Marlin 1895, 336 and 444 rifles, with EGW also listing the Marlin 36 and 375 among compatible models. It is designed to use the factory drilled and tapped receiver holes.

Is the EGW 47100 a 0 MOA or 20 MOA rail?

The EGW 47100 is a 0 MOA rail. See our guide to 0 MOA vs. 20 MOA Picatinny rails for help choosing the appropriate elevation.

Does the EGW 47100 fit newer Ruger-made Marlin rifles?

EGW states that the rail is compatible with new Marlin firearms produced by Ruger because they retained the same receiver hole spacing as the original models.

Does the EGW 47100 fit Henry rifles?

EGW currently lists several Henry models as compatible with the 47100, including the H009, H010 and H018, with the H018 limited to the 20-inch barrel configuration.

Does the EGW 47100 fit a Marlin 1894?

No. The BJL Outdoors fitment guide lists a separate rail for the Marlin 1894 rather than the 47100. Always verify the exact Marlin model before ordering. See our Picatinny Rail Fitment Guide.

What screws are included with the EGW 47100?

The rail includes #8-40 x 1/4-inch screws and a T-10 bit. EGW recommends 20 in/lbs of torque and a drop of blue Loctite during installation.

Does short action or long action matter when selecting the 47100?

No. The 47100 is selected by the specific Marlin receiver mounting pattern rather than conventional short-action or long-action terminology. For general information about action lengths, see What’s the Difference Between Short Action and Long Action?

Not sure which rail you need? Use our Picatinny Rail Fitment Guide or contact BJL Outdoors for help selecting the correct rail.