I did post this on another thread here, but I'll do it again...this is my 95G, keep in mind,as I've said, grew up hunting with a 78 336, so I know old Marlins. My 95 G is a REP PROOF...ah-oh....made right after the North Haven shut down....again, the targets are 50 yrds with factory 6 minute front bead...I was standing when I fired these groups with what I would call a modified rest, I was leaning over a railing type beam at the range. This was the first time I fired a 45-70, though I have a bunch of experience with peep sights....but what we have in summary are, at their maximum spread, 2" groups with a Skinner Tactical Peep & 6 minute front bead (covering 3" of the target at that distance), factory Remington Rounds, nothing special tuned to the gun...this REP "G" is a shooter...period...and I promise to get better pics up, because she's good looking too. I take them with my phone, which can do it, it has a "real" camera lense on it...I need good natural light though, I can't figure out all the gadgets & different settings. I'll get them up...probably tomorrow....and I fully expect to tighten up the groups...through my experience, can only get better after the first time. There are some good REPs. Problem, they are the exception not the rule. AND I WILL had I agree with 1895Gunner with his period of "Good Guide Guns"....he's right. So don't take what I'm showing as me saying that the REP guns are fantastic...or even good....what I'm showing is they CAN be. Some are......some.