I have a few old Marlin/Glenfield .22 rifles. One model 60 with a 22" barrel, an older Glenfield bolt action & a Glenfield model 75C. The 22" barreled rifles are scoped. I have always liked the idea of keeping iron sights on the model 75C as it has a shorter barrel. I just like the idea of keeping it kind of stream lined & handy. The rear sight on it has become loose. Not the base in the notch but the metal sight that attaches to the base. the rear sight seems to wonder. I was thinking of putting tech sights on it. I could take the rear sight off one of the other rifles & put on there but I would prefer to leave them alone. Have any of you used tech sights? What are your opinions?
Tech Sights?
- Thread starter Mike J
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PistoleroWadcutterGANG
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Very well made sights. You see them A-Lot at appleseed project shoots. There are ZERO flies on them. And if you decide they are not to your liking. Getting them sold, second hand is a sinch.
Ordered them. It may be a while before I get to install them & check them out. I'm doing the overtime thing right now so I'm getting together what I need to make some of my guns more useful. Later on when I have more time I will get things sat up.
maxxhavoc
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You'll be happy with them. Much better than factory irons.
CraigC
Sixgun Nut
I love Tech Sights on 10/22's. My only complaint about the version that goes on Marlins is that the rear is a bit too far forward.
wesmonster
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I have Tech Sights on the rear of my Mini-14, they're a welcome upgrade from the junk factory sight. They're tight so not the easiest to dial in but it keeps zero. For Minis it's not the best you can buy but at a third of the cost of a better setup it's the best I can afford and well worth the money.
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