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Bullseye sight
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Rat Trapper
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Can you post a picture of what you are talking about?
These what?
123.DieselBenz
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I think he means a peep sight, or sometimes called a aperture sight, or even a receiver sight.
Which by the way are basically a "donut" you look through and center your front sight in . . .
Which by the way are basically a "donut" you look through and center your front sight in . . .
Thanks, that is what I was also "thinking". But we don't know for sure. If he doesn't know what he has it is impossible to give and answer that will be on target. A pic would help us to help him.
He maybe talking about those "Marbles Bullseye" sight that is made for lever actions. It is a standard Marbles rear sight with an elevator that instead of having a buckhorn notch it has a big circle with a little circle inside of it.
Bob
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