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New to me rifle needs a peep. It's a 1985 vintage the best I can tell, Original Golden 39A, w/o safety.

What's ya got?
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Does your rifle have the two mounting screws on the left side of the receiver?

Marlins had them through most of the years of production, but later models don't. I had to have them drilled and tapped on a post-2000 M336.
Got a Marbles tang peep sight with adjustable windage and elevation....................Oregon City, what's your location?
Get a Skinner Sight. Good lord is my 39A accurate with one. And great customer service.
Mine does have the side holes. Very new to me but got it with a scope that seemed out of place. Eyes greatly prefer a peep over the open sights.

The Skinner sight sure looks good to me.

I'll have to look up anything offered. Anyways, not seeking a real high dollar solution. wink
Originally Posted by oregontripper
Mine does have the side holes. Very new to me but got it with a scope that seemed out of place. Eyes greatly prefer a peep over the open sights.

The Skinner sight sure looks good to me.

I'll have to look up anything offered. Anyways, not seeking a real high dollar solution. wink


Don't know what kind of $$ you're willing to spend, but good aperture sights aren't dirt cheap, unless you luck into a deal.

At the extreme end of such things, the tang sight on my lever silhouette rifle cost almost as much as the rifle.

Paul
I think the Skinner, Lyman, or Williams offerings are plenty good enough.

Thanks Paul, lngrng, OldBrownDog.

Now where's that bargain to luck into? Oh, pretty sure a tang sight is not what I want....
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I have this one from Brownells:


Williams
962-000-069WB
FP-39TM Receiver Sight fits Marlin 39A***
Mfr Part: 70807

they want $62, I would ship for $50.
Mounted once, never used or sighted in.

Let me know, thanks,
Bill
this mounts to top of receiver, in scope base hole, not on side of receiver.
Thanks Bill, I believe that fitment is for cross-bolt rifles only.

Appreciate everyone's input. A Redfield or steel Lyman would be nice. Might go Williams FP TK for the eaze of adjustability....
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