- Carbine version. Shorter 16" barrel and nine shot mag tube. No bolt release lever in trigger guard. Supplied with sling swivels. Glenfield Model 75C - carbine version, same as the Glenfield Model 75 but the 75C has a 14+1 capacity. Marlin Model 120 "Revelation" - Manufactured for Western Auto Supply in the early 1960s, had a brass dot front sight instead of the hood sight, and the barrel is stamped WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. There was a 20th Anniversary edition of the Model 60 Produced in the early 1980s by Marlin. It was sold by various retailers until stock ran out, at least until 1982. Marlin Model 600 - Made specially for Big 5 Sporting Goods between 1986 and 1989. This model is very rare because of the short production run, and little info is known. Came with a supremely durable gold-plated metal trigger instead of the standard polymer trigger, and a stainless steel breech bolt in lieu of the blue steel breech bolt on the Model 60. Model 60SSBL, the nickel-plated, stainless steel version of the M60 had a blue/grey laminate stock and was sold exclusively at Cabela's. Marlin Model 60W NRA 125th Anniversary Edition .22 LR. The rimfire, tube-fed, semi-automatic rifle is chambered for .22 LR only & has Micro-Groove rifling. The NRA 125th Anniversary Edition (c. 1996) featured a walnut finished stock, golden finish trigger, & golden medallion on stock stamped with 'Safety - Ethics - Sportsmanship'. Iron sights. 15-round capacity of .22 LR. 22" barrel. 5.45 lbs. Other private-label versions were manufactured for Montgomery Ward, Coast to Coast Stores, and Cotter & Company. See also Marlin Firearms Ruger 10/22, a competing .22 caliber semi-automatic rifle, similar to the Marlin 795 which uses a box-magazine. Savage Model 64F, a competing .22 caliber semi-automatic rifle. References Marlin Model 60, American Rifleman, NRA External links Marlin Firearms Co. Marlin Firearms Company firearms Rifles of the United States .22 LR semi-automatic rifles