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Thread: Hole spacing

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    Hole spacing

    Can someone tell me if the hole spacing and pattern is the same for Williams receiver sights, and Lyman receiver sights on a Marlin 94/ 36?

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    The sight (and scope base) manufacturers drill their sights to fit the gun it is listed for.
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    Thanks, pulled the Lyman off my 444 and it is built for a Winchester and the holes are lower on the receiver than my friends Williams 94/36. I am trying to find a Williams but everybody is out of stock.

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    Can't say for sure if they'll have it, but you might give this place a look:
    https://www.vintagegunscopes.com/

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    Today most guns have common mounting holes predrilled and if not used plugged. Fortunately, this is one thing that tends to be standardized today among different manufacturers, however there are always exceptions.

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