Tech Sights on Marlin Model 60

[chaled]

I've been to the range three times since I got my Tech Sights and I agree with what I've read, these sights are awesome.

The stock iron sights on the 60 are OK, but the rear sight wedge moves from move side to side.

The receiver mounted Tech is super easy to install and makes the rifle look a little cooler.

Go ahead and get yourself one if you prefer shooting with irons.

http://www.tech-sights.com/

[vinny_land]

My 795 doesnt get out of jail until the 26th. I plan on running irons only and I hear good reviews on the Tech Sights. All I would need is a standard GI M1/M14 sling and it will become a Liberty Training Rifle. Perfect to teach new shooters.

[asme]

I have Tech Sights for a CZ 452 and a 10/22. They're both excellent.

I had issues initially with faulty parts for both sets, but the owner, Larry, stands behind his products and was extremely prompt in sending out replacement parts (time of complaint to arrival at my door: 2 days). Six star customer service.

Have no fear, grow a pair, ditch that scope, buy tech sights.

[trickyvic]

This is my favorite rifle. It's so awesome, my friend has one of his Marlin 60s set-up the exact same way minus the sling. We're trying to master shooting off-hand but aren't very good yet. I actually shoot this more that my scoped 60 when shooting rested. I love it!

[jonni]

I have tech sights mounted to my 795 and I love it

Only problem is that the rear sight started to drift back a bit. I put more loctite on it and to my surprise, the sight held zero

[afro]

I had em on my 795 for a while. They were really nice. I suggest them if you want irons!

[chaled]

Yes, a sling is crucial too. I feel wierd not using a hasty sling to shoot, the difference in accuracy is amazing.

And now just print your own targets and your good to go....

http://www.reloadbench.com/pdf.html

[Wyseguy]

I'll give em a try!