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  • pdude
    Member
    • Feb 2011
    • 384

    Skinner sight (barrel/rear) for Lever Action

    Anyone try the barrel iron sight from Skinner? Or the standard rear sight and front sight that you can get from Skinner, Williams, XS, etc.
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    Davinho
    Member
    • Apr 2006
    • 166

    I've got Skinner's "tactical" rear receiver and tall post front on my Marlin 336. The front took a bit of filing to get into the dovetail, but it's solid. I also needed to file it down bit to get zeroed at 100 yards. The rear is a nice piece, but best set up once, and then left alone once sighted properly. What do you want to know?
    High speed, low drag? Only when stalking donuts.

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      Cnynrat
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2008
      • 2221

      I've got a Skinner peep sight on my Marlin 39A. Much nicer than the stock sight, but that's a pretty low bar.
      Dave

      Lifetime Member, Second Amendment Foundation

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      • #4
        pdude
        Member
        • Feb 2011
        • 384

        Originally posted by Davinho
        What do you want to know?
        So you don't adjust the rear site to shoot less or more than 100 yards? Just shoot high or low? Was thinking if I get it to sight it in for 50 yards since it I would shoot from 25 - 125 yards.

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          Davinho
          Member
          • Apr 2006
          • 166

          Originally posted by pdude
          So you don't adjust the rear site to shoot less or more than 100 yards? Just shoot high or low? Was thinking if I get it to sight it in for 50 yards since it I would shoot from 25 - 125 yards.
          I figure 100 yards is a good general purpose zero, putting me a couple of inches high within 100 yards, good enough for offhand shooting, and a bit more reach past 100. I'm not all that familiar with the ballistics of the 30-30 (haven't had it long), so a 50 yard zero might work just fine.
          Last edited by Davinho; 11-29-2012, 11:57 PM.
          High speed, low drag? Only when stalking donuts.

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