There is also a teflon cap on the end of the actual shift finger. If that disappeared somehow I would imagine the shifting would be pretty sloppy. Just pull the shifter and check the shift seat and the teflon cap. Marlin sells new heavy duty ones. I got some and they work great, cheaper than stock too.
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