marstar M14/m1 rear sight fit norc M305?

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hey i was wondering if anyone has this rear sight and knows if its a direct fit to a norc M305 or not?

i dickered my rear sight so i need a new drums and stuff but this whole assembly costs about the same as the parts from brownells.

any help would be appreciated.

https://www.marstar.ca/dynamic/product.jsp?productid=87593
 
i thought so i was just wondering about this assembly in particular because there is literally no description on the websight for them.
 
I tell and you remain speechless. Contact good comrades Treeline M14. Order sight assembly from them deliver in two weeks by postage lady.


You tube video for seeing how putting sights on rifle.

For M14, also you buy Amerikanski flame hidener.
 
I came close to ordering the marstar one often and still do
I am scared thats it chinese, because of lack of desceiption
Someone confirms that its anything but chinese and im ordering!
 
Well i saw the sh*tstorm marstar brought on themselves here
But if their resr sight is usgi or murican commercial, i would save money ordering there
I wont ask them as we cant take their word for granted anymore
 
Yes they work, these are the same sights that were suppose to be National Match sights for the M14, They were not.
I bought one and found it was just a garand sight, Called marfool and talked to his "gunsmith". Who knows nothing
about NM sights. The gunsmith talked with marfool himself and insisted it was NM, blaa blaa ironclad guarantee.

In short you will get a Garand sight in yards not meters, Go with treeline and get the real deal. Deal with good venders not crooks.

notsorichguy said:
I have never had a problem with the Marstar sights, unless the rear sight pocket is out of spec.

They work.
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Pblatzz said:
Yes they work, these are the same sights that were suppose to be National Match sights for the M14, They were not.
I bought one and found it was just a garand sight, Called marfool and talked to his "gunsmith". Who knows nothing
about NM sights. The gunsmith talked with marfool himself and insisted it was NM, blaa blaa ironclad guarantee.

In short you will get a Garand sight in yards not meters, Go with treeline and get the real deal. Deal with good venders not crooks.
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can you confirm the fact it is just a garand sight, i dont know how to tell the difference between the two. as for the yards meters thing it doesn't bother me to much because im not shooting competition or communists. i just need something that i can zero for 100 and works.
 
What was advertised was a NM M14 sight, I bought what turned out to be neither. This is difference, The M14 drum goes to 11 (for 1100 meters)
& and has a stamped "M" to signify it is calibrated in meters. The M1 drum goes to 12 and has no stamp and is calibrated in yards.

In retrospect having said garand, I looked at the marstar sight and it's elevation is to 11 but has no "M". So it's not an M14 sight nor a garand?
The windage drum is also unmarked.

On the positive side, I'll speculate that SAI made these sights. As SAI uses drums that are unmarked and should/assumed/presumably
be in meters. I'm not sure meters or yards, but as you say "not shooting competition or communists."

P
 
Pblatzz said:
What was advertised was a NM M14 sight, I bought what turned out to be neither. This is difference, The M14 drum goes to 11 (for 1100 meters)
& and has a stamped "M" to signify it is calibrated in meters. The M1 drum goes to 12 and has no stamp and is calibrated in yards.

In retrospect having said garand, I looked at the marstar sight and it's elevation is to 11 but has no "M". So it's not an M14 sight nor a garand?
The windage drum is also unmarked.

On the positive side, I'll speculate that SAI made these sights. As SAI uses drums that are unmarked and should/assumed/presumably
be in meters. I'm not sure meters or yards, but as you say "not shooting competition or communists."

P
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I'll just go with usgi at treeline thanks for confirming
 
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