Lyman vs. Marble's tang sight

Started by Oregon Bill, Yesterday at 03:33:19 PM

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Oregon Bill

Y'all have a preference, and if so, why?

Abilene

Hi Bill, I'm not positive but think the Marbles is windage adjustable. To adjust the Lyman you have to shim it. I actually have a Lyman type to fit 73 or 92 but have never gotten anything drilled and tapped to use it.
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Oregon Bill

You're right about windage adjustable vs. shimming, Abilene. The Lyman is closer to the original 19th-century tang sights, and a bit cheaper. Still need to have the forward screw hole drilled and tapped, no matter which one.

Abilene

Part of it is that it's just unnecessary for main match CAS which is all I do.  My longest barrel is 20" - but a couple of the clubs do have monthly long range matches the day after CAS, and you can shoot pistol caliber out to a couple hundred yards.  I would like to take my 44-40 but a tang sight might seem odd on a carbine.  :)  I'll try the flip up sight first and take it from there. I got mine long ago in a trade and for the longest time thought it was a Lyman but a few years back I somehow figured out it was an Uberti copy.
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