Looking for a older STEEL peep sight for a 1965 Marlin 336

by Charles, Wednesday, August 22, 2012, 10:09 (4423 days ago) @ Byron

Williams have always been made from aluminum, so forget them if you want steel.

Lyman and Redfield both made steel sights for your Marlin

Lyman made the 66 LA which is click adjustable for windage and elevation.

Redfield made the 70 OM and 80 OM which are click ajustable for windage and elevation

Redfield made the 102 OM which is adjustable for windage and elevation by loosening and tightening screws.

Of the three the 102 OM is cheaper when it can be found. Once adjusted and locked down, it is bull strong and won't move. IMHO it is the best hunting receiver sights made. I have three of them on my Marlin leverguns.

The letter codes for model on Redfield sights are stamped on the back of the base. Sometimes you have to remove the elevation staff to see it.

The Lyman letter code is stamped on the side of the base.

Where to find them..Ebay, gunbroker and such places.


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