#1 Firearm Zealot
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has anybody seen these?
this is the only thing i would consider for my sks . im not to into modding my rifle but this would get rid of the too coarse front post.
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#2 Banned
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No I never did see them,I think is a good asset and I like it,wish I had thought of it.
#3 Firearm Zealot
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What are we supposed to be looking at? Is there a link or a picture I am not seeing?
#4 Firearm Zealot
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I see the picture...I'm not sure how it would install though...
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The "+" right billy?
#6 Firearm Zealot
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that is the new front sight post. take out the old one and replace it with this. im getting one
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#7 Firearm Zealot
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Looks cool to me. What is it made from? How much does it cost and where did you find it?
#8 Firearm Zealot
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KNS Precision, Inc. Home Page
Heat treated Beryllium crosshairs and the body is steel
Replaces post sight w/o modifications to gun $32.00
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#9 Firearm Zealot
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I guess it is kinda cool. Wouldn't you have to replace the rear sight with an aperture sight?
#10 Firearm Zealot
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you could if you wanted to. im thinking i want to use the duplex ones and always have the rear sights on the lower thick part of the crosshairs
it turns out you have to enlarge the hole in the front sight protector to install this.
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#11 Firearm Zealot
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For improved accuracy in a PRECISION rifle, it works! Three of my twentytwo target rifles are wearing fine crosshair front sights. I modified standard globe front sights.
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#12 Firearm Zealot
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good point . i am just looking for anything that doesnt cover the entire thing i am shooting at.
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#13 Firearm Zealot
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with an adjustable rear peep i bet it would work just fine.
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I see no picture
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I put a tech sight on my norinco, which basically doubles the sight radius. It is a peep copied after the M16 rear sight, but is also ajustable for elevation. Extending the sight radius has opened up my sight picture somewhat. The rifle definitely shoots tighter now.
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#16 Firearm Zealot
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
billy
click there
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#17 Firearm Zealot
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for $32 and no gun moding it might be worth a try.
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It's suppose to screw right in where the original one goes doesn't it, no gunsmithing required? I've considered getting it. Not all that expensive.
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the hole on top of the front sight hood of a yugo would need to be enlarged a bit .
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