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FOR SALE Folding Peep Sight
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Did you leave you rear sight on the rifle or remove it using only the peep and front sight on barrel, what range
Did you sight in at? I'm purchasing a peep also. Thanks (tin spot).
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Gilbert J Taylor
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I used the original rear sight to rough zero the peep and then I removed it. I zero my 36 cal at 25 meters (27yds) with a patched ball. Here in the Ozarks 30 yds is about as far as you’re going to get a shot at a squirrel. I have zeroed at 40 in the past but found that I miss a lot more of the ones at 20 yds, because of shooting over them. My 32 I have zeroed at the same distance, for the same reason.
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All October orders have been fulfilled. There is still time to get sighted in before hunting season.
I bought one of these and it fit perfectly on my Kibler Woodsrunner. It’s well made and I think it’s worth every penny.
Only thing I did was take brown off the screw and colored it with Jax Black, and colored brass with Jax Brown to match everything else on my rifle.
Only thing I did was take brown off the screw and colored it with Jax Black, and colored brass with Jax Brown to match everything else on my rifle.
Good information. Thanks. I was not familiar with Jax Black.
Jax Black is labeled for brass but Kibler Longrifles also recommends it for all steel surfaces. I tried it and got a beautiful antique black/gray finish.
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aussie pete
40 Cal
If you care to, you could knock the contrast down a bit and patinate that lovely rear sight @Frankdkk, so it blends in with your beautiful Jax Black. I have used two solutions on mine. First method, place a couple of table spoons of vinegar and same of salt in a sandwich bag, placing the sight in and keep massaging the item around in your hands - wait for the magic to happen in a couple of minutes and remove at the desired patina. Second method, use a cold blue solution on the end of a cotton q tip and wipe down until the desired effect. When aged a little, these sights blend so they look like they have always been on the gun - makes them look streamlined and unobtrusive, I think. Tom A Hawk makes a lovely product, huh?
Cheers, Pete
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