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Mannlicher Schoenauer Replacement Sights?

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  • richarda
    Lyman made a version of its #36 receiver peep sight that came attached to a replacement bolt release, and a cocking piece peep sight that attached to the factory cocking piece by milling a female dovetail slot in it. These sights were adjustable, but non-micrometer. These were discontinued MANY years ago.

    Specialty old sight dealers,like Ken Bean,have these, but not often.
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  • Kenneth Stuart
    Did the Lyman #36 require any metal or wood work to be properly fitted? I would like preserve the MS carbine's in its original condition.

    Thank You
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  • PA Shootist
    I have only ever seen one of the Lyman receiver sights for the Mannlicher Schoenauer, but if I remember correctly, it replaced the bolt stop, and no wood work was required.
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  • Ambrose
    The 1965 Shooters Bible description of the #36 sight reads in part: "mounts on the bolt release and no drilling or tapping is required". No mention is made as to whether stock alterations are required. Incidently, at $16, that sight was the most expensive hunting sight Lyman offered in 1965--the #48 long slide was $14.50. I have several Mannlicher Schoenauers but have never seen a Lyman #36 sight. I think I saw a M-S with that sight on the auction side a while ago.
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  • Kenneth Stuart
    Thank You for the additional info concerning fitting the Lyman #36 sight.

    I have occasionally seen the Lyman #36 sights on ebay. They usually run close to $500 NIB.

    Thanks Again
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