Marlin Model 60 After-Market Sights???

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I can't speak to Tech Sights as I don't have them (I'm sure they're great, just don't have them). I do, however, have a set if Williams FireSights (fiber optic) for my model 60. They were very easy to install (after unscrewing the front and drifting the rear out). The front screws on in the same place as the factory front, and the rear slides into the drift dovetail on the rear (and is held in place by a set screw. Another screw sets elevation.

They are likely slightly less accurate than Tech Sights, but the doggone things just JUMP OUT at me, making acquisition a lot easier (the downside is that admittedly a target at 100 yards is pretty much hidden behind the front sight). As always, your mileage will vary.

Hope this helps.
 
Tech sites will cut the size of your shot groups in half, I love my marlin 60 but the factory sites just don't cut it, tech sites allow for fast target aquisition and accuracy. Tech sites!
 
Tech sights are nice and I've used them. From what I've seen, Skinner sights look nicer. Next set of irons I need will be skinners.
 
The rear sight is pretty easy to change on a 60. Marlin makes and adjustable sight that will fit them. Cost about $10 or so at Gun Parts.
 
Shooting Budd has Tech-Sights on his 10-22. WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYY much better than the stock Ruger sights.

The proper set should work just as well for the Marlin 60.
 
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