Scope for Marlin Cowboy

PJ

May 29, 2002 05:47

I am in the process of buying a new Marlin 1894 Cowboy in .357 Mag. It will be used mostly to shoot paper at 50 and 100 yards. My old eyes require a scope, and I am looking for suggestions. Thanks.
Pete

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  NOTPOSTAL

  May 29, 2002 08:39

  I've got an old steel tube Weaver 1x-4x on my 336, nice and compact and it doesn't throw off the balance of the gun.
  
  ...from my cold dead fingers!!

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  TED GAR

  May 29, 2002 11:27

  If you like the real big scopes. like the 50mm
  objectives. Then use those see through mounts, by Weaver,
  They will give you enough clearance, so the bell on the
  scope doesn't hit the barrel, and you can see REAL GOOD.
  F.Y.I. that 357 is real good deer buster! And great for hogs.
  with the 125 grain hollowpoints.
  
  Edited by - ted gar on 05/29/2002 15:29:52

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  Piadea

  May 29, 2002 13:09

  PJ, Have you tried an appeture sight? I have "old eyes" and found this to be a great solution for short range rifles (my marlin 357 wears one). If you really want a scope, I'd suggest one of the Leupold compacts. Good luck.

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  sig-man

  May 29, 2002 14:03

  I've got a bsa fixed 4 power on my cowboy 44 mag and it is great for those type yardages, as a matter of fact I've got seven Marlin lever actions and they all have fixed 4 power scopes on them, if it works why fix it...
  
  R.I.P 45, 28, 3

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