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Post by 45nut » Thu May 08, 2008 6:34 pm

Ok,, forgive me,, but I have sinned and grown old and need a bit of help sometimes. The No1Mk3 rear sights are ,,uhh,, rather hard to see at times...and since this was my trunk rifle,, carried everywhere I had a choice of firing blindly or making a change.

I made a change....

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I removed the rear sight elevator and fashioned a scope base to fit the sight mount,,added a 30mm red dot and now have a nice clear fov and a much more old guy's old eye friendly sight.
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Post by Niner » Thu May 08, 2008 7:46 pm

So have you shot any trunks with it?

Sorry

Couldn't resist the urge to say that.

Seriously, I can feel your pain. I have like problems. If it works I'm in favor of it.
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Post by BOLOMK1 » Thu May 08, 2008 10:32 pm

Does it work suitably?

If so it looks like you did nothing permanent to alter the weapon so what the heck?

Enjoy! :bigsmile:

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Post by Woftam » Fri May 09, 2008 2:32 am

So does it work ?

Not being as chronologically gifted :lol: as some on the forum I don't have the need yet. But I can see the day coming.

If its a swap-in/ swap-out option and works I'd give it a go. In a couple of decades that is :lol: . Well maybe a couple of years :oops:
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Post by 45nut » Fri May 09, 2008 1:02 pm

"Does it work?"

Well.. my back is really screwed right now so a range trip is not viable, but a quick shot off hand at the steel spinner was answered by a satisfying ring and a twirl of the metal.

Nothing was removed that can't go back.
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