My son bought a new Marlin .336 for his wife & I noticed right off the bat that the front sight was canted.Did they finally get their act together to make a decent rifle? Not sure I’d want to buy early production models, their track record on that is not the best.
What is this?---does Marlin have some sort of patent on canted front sights? One ....OK....but this thread seems to suggest they're standard equipment!My son bought a new Marlin .336 for his wife & I noticed right off the bat that the front sight was canted.
Come on .45C, might just have to open the coin purse and expose the moths to sunlight.
After posting I did a search on gun genie and low and behold there’s a.45C available, anybody got info on it?
What is this?---does Marlin have some sort of patent on canted front sights?
I don't understand this. The machined features for attaching front and rear sights to the barrel should be created in the same setup to insure they are parallel to each other.My 1895 and another 1895 I looked at in a shop a week ago were both canted. Marlin fixed mine by graciously turning the barrel on a couple more degrees thus canting the rear sight and mag tube in the opposite direction. Super fun guns after you fix them.
My 1895 and another 1895 I looked at in a shop a week ago were both canted. Marlin fixed mine by graciously turning the barrel on a couple more degrees thus canting the rear sight and mag tube in the opposite direction. Super fun guns after you fix them.
Seriously, you can't even write that absurdity.