Williams FP on sale at Midway

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Williams FP on sale at Midway

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I was poking around at Midway and saw this,

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.e ... t=11082005

Not a huge bargain, but hey, 10 bucks is 10 bucks.
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That's on sale in April because I bought one of them from Midway in March. :roll: :wink:
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The 5Ds are on sale too for $30.00!
http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.e ... t=11082005
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It's may be a good price, but by the time you pay their overinflated shipping costs the deal is gone.
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Heads up

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Thanks for the heads up. I need to order one for the Marlin 1894 I just bought. They even have the Lyman on sale. My new Marlin is D&T'd on the side of the receiver. Now I just have to figure out which one I need. All their descriptions say D&T is required, but I am sure one of them is the right one. It appears to me that the $30 Williams is the same as the more expensive one they have listed?? Tom.
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Gihon wrote:It's may be a good price, but by the time you pay their overinflated shipping costs the deal is gone.
I only live about 5 miles from them, so I just go pick up my orders. Don't know about the shipping costs.
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HEAD0001 wrote:Thanks for the heads up. I need to order one for the Marlin 1894 I just bought. They even have the Lyman on sale. My new Marlin is D&T'd on the side of the receiver. Now I just have to figure out which one I need. All their descriptions say D&T is required, but I am sure one of them is the right one. It appears to me that the $30 Williams is the same as the more expensive one they have listed?? Tom.
No, they are not the same. The FP has micrometer type adjustments, the cheaper one just has set screws. After having used both, I won't buy the cheap one again.
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Post by Chuck 100 yd »

That is a good price. I bought one from Brownells last month and my dealer price was a dollar more than Midways sale price.
Yes with shipping it will be another 10-12 $ From Midway.

I got the FP and a Marbles slot blank and with shipping (priority mail) the order came to $56 from Brownells. :wink:
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[I need to order one for the Marlin 1894 I just bought. They even have the Lyman on sale. My new Marlin is D&T'd on the side of the receiver. Now I just have to figure out which one I need.]

Tom, the side-mount peep sight(s) that fits the Winchester 94/Marlin 336 will also fit your M-1894 - like the Williams FP- 94/36, and Williams 5D- 94/36. The Lyman 66LA is the correct Lyman for your gun.

The Lyman & the FP are micrometer-type screw adjustable for W&E, costing more than the 5D, which has sliding adjustments secured by binding screws.
The Lyman's adjustments are via raised/rounded turret knobs that can be moved with either fingers or screwdriver, while the FP's are flush-head screws that need a screwdriver to adjust.

The micrometer adjustable types are worth the $$$ only if you must continually re-adjust your sights - as for certain types of short/long range competition shooting, widely varying loads, etc.
If you're a one-load-does-it-all type, then the set-it-and-forget-it Williams 5D (at half the $$$) is the sight for you.

Don't forget to order a rear sight dovetail slot filler blank ($7) at the same time. :wink:
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They look pretty good mounted up. I have fp's on 3 of my 4 94's and 9422's.
38-55 & 38/44 What a combination!
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TedH wrote:
Gihon wrote:It's may be a good price, but by the time you pay their overinflated shipping costs the deal is gone.
I only live about 5 miles from them, so I just go pick up my orders. Don't know about the shipping costs.
You're bragging - and I'm jealous! :wink:

Oh, that would be very dangerous to the ol' wallet! How do you control yourself?
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