Another possibility
Properly prep the metal and put those on with J-B Weld and they will NEVER come off. I have mounted similar sights on a very light 12 gauge with J-B and they are still there after enough heavy loads to addle my already loose brain.
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- The Munchkin Rifle -
stonewalrus,
2013-04-23, 18:32
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- Suggestion.... Buy A Chipmunk? -
Rob Leahy,
2013-04-23, 18:38
- I NEEDED a project - don't like the bolt cocking knob either -
stonewalrus,
2013-04-23, 18:52
- THAt is exactly why I like them. the little guys can't use - Rob Leahy, 2013-04-23, 18:57
- That'd be fine for The Chip -
FOG,
2013-04-23, 18:53
- Second the striker cocking; tho' the Savage 'kids gun.. -
John Meeker,
2013-04-24, 11:03
- BTE, the Savage is 'bolt cocked'. not striker pulled. - John Meeker, 2013-04-24, 12:19
- Second the striker cocking; tho' the Savage 'kids gun.. -
John Meeker,
2013-04-24, 11:03
- I NEEDED a project - don't like the bolt cocking knob either -
stonewalrus,
2013-04-23, 18:52
- The Munchkin Rifle -
FOG,
2013-04-23, 18:46
- Another possibility -
FOG,
2013-04-23, 18:52
- Another possibility - Catoosa, 2013-04-24, 09:32
- Another possibility -
FOG,
2013-04-23, 18:52
- MidwayUSA ▶ Gunsmithing & Gun Parts ▶ Universal Gun Parts... -
FOG,
2013-04-23, 19:12
- rear sight height relative to front -
stonewalrus,
2013-04-23, 20:11
- Not expert, either, but a .22 has negligible recoil - FOG, 2013-04-23, 23:28
- Brownells Sight Height Calculator - FOG, 2013-04-24, 00:03
- rear sight height relative to front -
stonewalrus,
2013-04-23, 20:11
- Suggestion.... Buy A Chipmunk? -
Rob Leahy,
2013-04-23, 18:38