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earlyagain
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Back to open sights?

Maybe. I've got a Marlin 22WMR and Mossberg 352 22-shv-L-LR that both had old cloudy junk scopes.

More to come.
I removed them. Found out the Marlin has a brass bead.

But its a drift adjustable dovetail. No bueno at the range. At home only.
The Mossberg has a windage ajust screw.

Today's clear scopes are inexpensive, but I think I may try the open sights first. I bore sighted both to get them close. The Marlin's rear is as high as at can go. The Mossberg is about in the middle. Both look to maybe shoot a bit left. We'll see. Won't hurt to try. Can't say when it'll be, but a starts a start.

More to come.
I removed them. Found out the Marlin has a brass bead.

But its a drift adjustable dovetail. No bueno at the range. At home only.
The Mossberg has a windage ajust screw.

Today's clear scopes are inexpensive, but I think I may try the open sights first. I bore sighted both to get them close. The Marlin's rear is as high as at can go. The Mossberg is about in the middle. Both look to maybe shoot a bit left. We'll see. Won't hurt to try. Can't say when it'll be, but a starts a start.
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What is the model number of the marlin? It looks like a tube fed 25
The magazine has an adjustable follower to cycle shorts, longs or long rifle.
It’s a °IIIII° thing 😎
It’s a °IIIII° thing 😎
I used Kroil, isopropyl alcohol, an old SKS front sight tool, a brass punch, some washers, and scotch tape, and a file. :tooth:
Took the sight off, removed the post, cleaned it. Reinstalled. Moves good. Still gonna be a pita at the range.
It’s a °IIIII° thing 😎
To prevent people to say, "LOL...I'm p e e n my pants!"
It’s a °IIIII° thing 😎
It’s a °IIIII° thing 😎
Take a pencil with you and make some reference lines on either side of the screw heads. Shouldn't take much time at all to figure out where it needs to be.
"Nothing is safe from stupid." - Zee
And a brass punch.