Skinner rear is still in first place - and something durable and highly visible for front -- not decided there. Didn't find the Marlin receiver sight,yet. Going thru the hoard for the weekend gunshow, where I hope to dispose of some more clutter, so it may turn up.

Found a set of No4 En-file-d stocks I'd hacked, bondo-ed, and whittled into Pukka Sahib express forms. Like so many projects, I ran out of butchered enfields before they were perfected. Realized a California stock company was pretty close to mine, and readily available. Moved 'em to the workbench, anyway. Happy powder smokes to you & yr'un, and venison barbecues this winter.

http://www.gunville.com/productDetails.aspx?prodid=25

That'un is for the 336...but they have others.

Why the change? The set on the gun is crisply checkered in the diamond pattern and unmarred. However, I like the little carbines to handle more like a sleek 20 ga English SxS, than a 'rifle'. I pare the stocks, front and rear, down to the more old-fashioned, slender wood style. So, just don't want to do that to a perfectly nice set of factory wood, that'll be stored to be eventually sold with the gun, whenever.

Thanks for considerin'