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  • The Right to Bear Arms
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2012
    • 680

    Originally posted by roushstage2
    So why Tech Sights over a scope?
    PS- There is a new set of Tech Sights for a 10/22 on eBay for $44 plus $5 shipping, at present. You can find them a bit cheaper after all. Just have to find the right ones from the right seller.
    Hello Roushstage2,

    From what I've read here, scopes aren't allowed at Appleseed as they are building up shooters from square one.

    Post Appleseed: I say the Marlin owner has to decide which tools work best for any given situation. Further, I've also read here that an owner would be better served having 2 rifles. One with tech sights and one with a scope.

    Finally, I will personally address your question. I'm using the tech sights with the 795 to build my proficiency as a shooter. The old fashioned way. With Garand style sights. That's the mission of my 795.

    I plan on seeing my skill segway over into the bigger calibers, naturally.

    Now, if an owner has his 795 or 10/22 tacted out with a red dot or scope, it would suggest a CQB situation. i.e. Zombie Apocalypse. ( humor ).

    It all boils down to the shooter, the platform, and what mission he has in mind. Thanks for the ebay tip.

    RBA
    " A Republic, if you can keep it ..... " Benjamin Franklin

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    • roushstage2
      Veteran Member
      • Aug 2011
      • 2782

      Main use is Appleseed then (i.e- learning how to shoot with [good] irons)? I don't know if I'd personally say a scope would be CQB, but a red dot, yeah. I'm curious as I'm 50/50 on ordering Tech Sights for my Marlin 60. I have a scope on there because I had one lying around, but wouldn't mind having an irons-rifle. My XT-22, 795, 60 and 10/22 all have scopes. I can shoot with irons, but figured I'd be better served with a scope.

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      • Khanan
        Member
        • Apr 2011
        • 329

        Originally posted by The Right to Bear Arms
        From what I've read here, scopes aren't allowed at Appleseed as they are building up shooters from square one.
        This is incorrect. Appleseed will let you shoot what you brought and I have done two Appleseeds with a scope.

        That being said, iron sights, tech sights in particular, are highly recommended by many.
        What part of "shall not be infringed" don't you understand?

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        • Chaos47
          Calguns Addict
          • Apr 2010
          • 6615

          You can use a scope at Appleseed. Only thing you can't use is a bipod or use your magazine as a monopod. Many people especially ones with aging eyes find it necessary to use a scope to get rifleman...

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          • DasBoost
            Senior Member
            • Mar 2010
            • 1811

            Originally posted by roushstage2
            Huh, weird! At least you got it figured out though!
            Yeah, I'm very... by it all.

            Originally posted by roushstage2
            So why Tech Sights over a scope?
            PS- There is a new set of Tech Sights for a 10/22 on eBay for $44 plus $5 shipping, at present. You can find them a bit cheaper after all. Just have to find the right ones from the right seller.
            I'd say that good use and skill built from using the lowest common denominator on a platform is the best, in my eyes, as that's what you revert to when all else fails. Is a rimfire scope going to get beaten up and lose zero from recoil? Highly doubtful. Can it be dropped and damaged and irreparable when there is no way to get it fixed (Thinking SHTF/hunting here)? Yes. Being able to revert to the basest form of the platform and being skilled at it is not a bad thing.

            Originally posted by The Right to Bear Arms
            Tell me about it. I'm placing an order tomorrow morning. In fact, I'm getting them for the 795 and the SKS.

            Anathema for the purist collectors but I'm a pure shooter. I will give em a shot. I know husband and wife teams that shoot very well with the SKS / Tech Sights past 200 yds without any specialized training. I expect to confirm that.

            RBA

            ps. Per used sights for the 795: I can't imagine anyone parting with them for less than what they paid. But, anything's possible.
            Purists? Meh, last time I checked it was my firearm and not theirs. If it is something rare/valuable and has a great historical value, then yes, leave it be. Otherwise, have at it. Honestly, Tech Sights seem to be the least horrifying modification that can be done to a rifle anyways.
            Originally posted by shakes88
            I went to drop one duece and I come back to pedo-spiderman, dead cats and ***** ******* tattoos... I love this thread
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            • The Right to Bear Arms
              Senior Member
              • Apr 2012
              • 680

              Good Evening to All,

              Thanks to Khanan, Chaos 47, and DB for the clarification on several points. DB, well worded point on being able to run a platform at it's most base functionality.

              Roushstage 2: I say go for the tech sights on the Marlin 60. By all means, follow through on what you think will serve you best.

              RBA
              " A Republic, if you can keep it ..... " Benjamin Franklin

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              • roushstage2
                Veteran Member
                • Aug 2011
                • 2782

                I'll do the Tech Sights in the future. I was going to put them on there right after I got the rifle, but I had a scope lying around, so it saved me $60 something.

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                • 2DoorImpala
                  Veteran Member
                  • Jun 2009
                  • 4698

                  Well I know I can hit the targets with a scope and just a sling easy. Now irons that's where my hands start to move and shake, thus why I want to get used to irons

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                  • DasBoost
                    Senior Member
                    • Mar 2010
                    • 1811

                    Originally posted by 2DoorImpala
                    Well I know I can hit the targets with a scope and just a sling easy. Now irons that's where my hands start to move and shake, thus why I want to get used to irons
                    Bummer... Sounds like you'll need to go to the range more and practice. I feel for you, I really do.
                    Originally posted by shakes88
                    I went to drop one duece and I come back to pedo-spiderman, dead cats and ***** ******* tattoos... I love this thread
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                    • The Right to Bear Arms
                      Senior Member
                      • Apr 2012
                      • 680

                      Originally posted by 2DoorImpala
                      Well I know I can hit the targets with a scope and just a sling easy. Now irons that's where my hands start to move and shake, thus why I want to get used to irons
                      Sounds like you've made a judicious assessment of your tactical needs, 2DoorImpala. I like that.

                      Personally, I want to naturally put ordinance on target(s) using either irons or a scope.

                      RBA

                      ps. Does anyone else have multiple rimfire rifles besides Roushstage2?
                      " A Republic, if you can keep it ..... " Benjamin Franklin

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                      • ltdanicecream
                        Junior Member
                        • Mar 2009
                        • 55

                        Not sure if it's been mentioned here yet but Amazon has mags at under $18 shipped. More than CDNN but still cheaper than Big 5 and Turners.

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                        • roushstage2
                          Veteran Member
                          • Aug 2011
                          • 2782

                          I found a few hidden at Sportsmans Warehouse for around $14.

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                          • Gurney
                            Junior Member
                            • Aug 2007
                            • 97

                            " . . . but still cheaper than Big 5 and Turners."

                            Turner's price is $14.98. Since they're local, and sometimes even helpful, I bought three magazines there.
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                            • goofcat
                              Senior Member
                              • Jan 2011
                              • 563

                              Originally posted by 2DoorImpala
                              Well I know I can hit the targets with a scope and just a sling easy. Now irons that's where my hands start to move and shake, thus why I want to get used to irons
                              APPLESEED! Get to one quick!
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                              • 40SWGlock
                                Member
                                • May 2012
                                • 222

                                I have a quick question , can you shoot cci stingers out of a 795? Or is it not recommended?

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