The Lyman sights are now aluminum. I do believe that if you
by Hobie 
, Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, Wednesday, August 22, 2012, 08:01 (4423 days ago) @ Bob Hatfield
got a steel sight 8 years ago it was new-old stock, i.e. made years earlier. I've never had any problems with the Williams aluminum sights (and they've always been thus made) but the Lyman aluminum has stripped threads twice now, both in the slide plate screw hole. I epoxied them in place, screw and all. The current Lyman # would be 66LA but previous to this there were a couple of different numbers I can't remember off-hand this morning. Redfield also made an excellent steel sight. Sad to say but a good place to find them, but maybe not PAY for them due to the high prices they get, is ebay.
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Sincerely,
Hobie
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- Looking for a older STEEL peep sight for a 1965 Marlin 336 -
Byron,
2012-08-21, 17:42
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- Looking for a older STEEL peep sight for a 1965 Marlin 336 -
woody,
2012-08-21, 17:53
- Looking for a older STEEL peep sight for a 1965 Marlin 336 - Byron, 2012-08-21, 18:30
- Looking for a older STEEL peep sight for a 1965 Marlin 336 - AkRay, 2012-08-21, 18:45
- Looking for a older STEEL peep sight for a 1965 Marlin 336 -
Bob Hatfield,
2012-08-21, 19:01
- Looking for a older STEEL peep sight for a 1965 Marlin 336 - Wildcat, 2012-08-21, 21:04
- The Lyman sights are now aluminum. I do believe that if you -
Hobie,
2012-08-22, 08:01
- Come to think of it, might have goteen it of E-Bay. - Wildcat, 2012-08-22, 08:14
- Looking for a older STEEL peep sight for a 1965 Marlin 336 - Remington40x, 2012-08-22, 10:04
- Looking for a older STEEL peep sight for a 1965 Marlin 336 - Charles, 2012-08-22, 10:09
- Looking for a older STEEL peep sight for a 1965 Marlin 336 -
woody,
2012-08-21, 17:53