I just love Lyman #1 sights

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I just love Lyman #1 sights

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I just love Lyman #1 sights. They are just the nicest little pieces of machinery.

On my Rem Model 25

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Re: I just love Lyman #1 sights

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Very nice!
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Re: I just love Lyman #1 sights

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I wish the Marbles sights were marked for elevation like that.
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Re: I just love Lyman #1 sights

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Have you shot it yet?
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Re: I just love Lyman #1 sights

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3leggedturtle wrote:Have you shot it yet?
Not with the Lyman. I shot most of a box of Rem HiSpeed with the scope and they shot very well. I didn't even have to adjust the scope for a 50 yard zero.

If it will ever quit raining, I'll go out with the Lyman and some 115s over 5.5gr Unique.
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Re: I just love Lyman #1 sights

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Tycer,
Yes, Lyman tang sights are very nice, especially when they are on Model 25 Remingtons. :D
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Re: I just love Lyman #1 sights

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Do the Layman tang sights have an internal spring like
the Marbles tang sights?
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Re: I just love Lyman #1 sights

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casastahle wrote:Do the Layman tang sights have an internal spring like
the Marbles tang sights?
I've never had a Marbles. The stem is held in place by what looks like a spring steel sleeve on the neck. There are no click adjustments.
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