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here's my 1973 Marlin 336 with it's original Bushnell Sportview 3-9 scope. A couple of years ago I stripped it down, had the barrel re-blued, the receiver beadblasted (too dinged for a nice blue job) and I refinished the wood with hand rubbed Danish oil. The scope is mounted on the original "see through rings" and the whole rig is very capable of 1 MOA at 100 yards from a rest. The see throughs are available for the Marlin almost anywhere that sells anything gun related. I see them on the rack at WalMart occassionally, and they are very versitle for those that like irons, but occassionally have the opportunity to take longer shots from a rest.




surv

I only mentioned the scope because a lot of us no longer have young eyes. I even have trouble focusing cross hairs sometimes. Haven't seen iron sights on a rifle since before lasic surgery about 6 years ago.

surv

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