Count me as a Lyman #2 user/lover also - since it's stem is more robust than the Marble's, and less subject to the wriggling problem's that the Marble's have been experiencing these last few years.
FWIW - Although the Marbles's has "click" windage adjustments and the Lyman must have it's base shimmed to adjust the windage, BOTH the Lyman & Marble's are click adjustable for elevation - the only adjustment usually needed in the hunting field and for most target shooting at varied ranges like "silly-wet".
Dance with who brung ya, and try that Lyman out before you sell it short.
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FWIW - Although the Marbles's has "click" windage adjustments and the Lyman must have it's base shimmed to adjust the windage, BOTH the Lyman & Marble's are click adjustable for elevation - the only adjustment usually needed in the hunting field and for most target shooting at varied ranges like "silly-wet".
Dance with who brung ya, and try that Lyman out before you sell it short.
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