Poll make your choice of iron sights
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Poll make your choice of iron sights
Just wondered what everyone used. I have tried several variations, and have a few favorites and a lot I don't like very much.
I am talking mainly about the rear sight, Front sights probaby need their on poll.
I am talking mainly about the rear sight, Front sights probaby need their on poll.
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I used up all of the options, I wanted to add a few more choices, like the Partrige sight, the old Redfield Receiver sights, that are no longer made, to name a couple. Actually, the old Remington 700 sight wasn't a bad sight.
One of my favorite open sights is the one that came on many Winchester 94 (pre-64) 30/30's.
And I like a good quality British shallow V
I also like some of the receiver sights, mainly Ghost ring type, I don't care for the screw in inserts, even if pretty big. They never look round to my eye for some reason.
One of my favorite open sights is the one that came on many Winchester 94 (pre-64) 30/30's.
And I like a good quality British shallow V
I also like some of the receiver sights, mainly Ghost ring type, I don't care for the screw in inserts, even if pretty big. They never look round to my eye for some reason.
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Arrgh.
Any reciever/peep sight. I'm not pick on the the brand.
Any reciever/peep sight. I'm not pick on the the brand.
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Although I marked the tang peep, there are firearms that I prefer a full-buckhorn and ones where I prefer the semi-buckhorn. One size does NOT fit all.
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Mine too, when it comes to recevier sights, I like the old Redfields, also.jdad wrote:I prefer tang sights, on most of my levers, only because it's what I'm used to using for silhouette.
My receiver peep preference would be one of the old Redfields, but that's not a listed choice.
I had that as a choice, but had to delete it because I had too many choices for the pole to work.
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Hey Griff, reckon how would a full buckhorn sight work for CAS shooting?I put one on my grandson's 94 30-30 and he really likes it. If retire my old Winchester 92 32-20, I think I'll try a full buckhorn on a new rifle.
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I think the flatter versions work best for quick target acquisition. However, several guys swear by tang peep sights. I just think that you're likely to overlook a target or 5 if you leave a blind spot on yer rear sight. But, since I've never tried, I really don't KNOW.
My son used this version on his EMF '92:

and it doesn't seem to cause him any problems. As he consistently beats me nowadays when we're plinking for records in the back pasture.
My son used this version on his EMF '92:

and it doesn't seem to cause him any problems. As he consistently beats me nowadays when we're plinking for records in the back pasture.
Griff,
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There is a fine line between hobby & obsession!
AND... I'm over it!!
No I ain't ready, but let's do it anyway!
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There is a fine line between hobby & obsession!
AND... I'm over it!!
No I ain't ready, but let's do it anyway!