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    Replacing open rear sight

    A more accurate measurement did confirm your numbers. My yardstick probably wasn't that precise. Your suggestion that the earlier Hawkens used a different sight than the newer ones probably applies to the Seneca also as that is a good explanation for the reason that I have been unable to match...
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    Replacing open rear sight

    That may be a last resort. Thanks
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    Replacing open rear sight

    Didn't know how the Scout was attached. My gun also is tapped for a scope but my thinking was to possibly use an open ring scope mount along with the open rear sight as an alternative.
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    Replacing open rear sight

    Have not tried Cainsoutdoor but have tried the other two. Thanks.
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    Replacing open rear sight

    It has T/C on the barrel but I think it may be a rather vintage T/C gun considering the serial number.
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    Replacing open rear sight

    I was trying to avoid additional gunsmith work but I may have to drill and tap another hole to fit the standard Seneca sight.
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    Replacing open rear sight

    The Seneca and Cherokee sights don't fit either. The closest fit in appearance is the Scout but I don't know the screw spacing on the Scout.
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    Replacing open rear sight

    I have a 36 cal. T/C muzzelloader with no rear sight. I would like to replace it but have not been able to determine what the original sight looked like. T/C has been no help at all. The gun is Hawken style with serial number 14308 but has the general characteristics of a Seneca. It does not...
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