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| If you are just talking about the blade part, NECG makes drop in replacements. You can order from them direct or Brownells carries them also. They have different heights, bead sizes and I think a fiber optic also. |
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| Hi Congo,
Yes, I'm asking about the blade part. The factory blade is hard for me to pick up. Do you know if the NECG replacement is a bigger bead than factory? |
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| I think it is at least twice the diameter, and the fiber optic one really stands out. |
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| Thanks Congo. |
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| I went with the Williams Glow front sight for a Marlin 336/30-30. It's sure easy to pick up when looking thru the rear peep. I persoanlly couldn't get near the quick front blade sight identification if it was steel, or alunimum. Bought both front and rear Williams peep from Brownell's.
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