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Torx screw size for Marlin 336?
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cntryboy1289
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What screws
Which one are yu referring to? If it is the scope base screws, then it is a 6x48. Brownells sells them. They have a kit that comes with all different kinds in the 6x48 and 8x40. Just order a bag of the 6x48. Shouldn't be more than a few dollars and you will always come up with a need for them.
Which one are yu referring to? If it is the scope base screws, then it is a 6x48. Brownells sells them. They have a kit that comes with all different kinds in the 6x48 and 8x40. Just order a bag of the 6x48. Shouldn't be more than a few dollars and you will always come up with a need for them.
hoghunting
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My 336 uses the 8-40 screws.
cntryboy1289
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question for you
Did you buy it like that or could someone else have changed the screws out? All the ones I have seen have used the 6x48.
Did you buy it like that or could someone else have changed the screws out? All the ones I have seen have used the 6x48.
hoghunting
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It came that way from the factory and the Weaver base came with 8-40 screws.
cntryboy1289
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Change for the better
Looks like they might have made an improvement for the better althogh I haven't seen a problem with the 6x48 screws with a lever action rifle. All of the ones that have been through my shop have used the smaller screws.
Looks like they might have made an improvement for the better althogh I haven't seen a problem with the 6x48 screws with a lever action rifle. All of the ones that have been through my shop have used the smaller screws.
Harry Bonar
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screws
Guys!
Bristol screws are the best! Hard to find in gun pitches.
I used them on the IBM Selectris typewriter anf you NEVER found one with a bad head!
Harry B.
Guys!
Bristol screws are the best! Hard to find in gun pitches.
I used them on the IBM Selectris typewriter anf you NEVER found one with a bad head!
Harry B.