120 year old Rocky Mountain Rifle sight almost 90% coverted to pistol sight. No more shaping the sight now....no more shaping the base either. Its time to extend some lines and see if the solder will let go and the sight base can be pulled and relocated somewhat rearward behind the new barrel cut off point. Once off, and before the base is soldered back on, I can do some final shaping and trimming, specially that duck tail out back.
Get a sight pusher and you'll stop breaking sight blades and bustin the sight base off those marlin lever actions. Hammers are for bigger parts of the gun.
A little double vision.
Not bad....now time for flame wrenches, sandpaper, acid, solder, drills and pins....all needed to move the base. Hope it comes off....and hope it goes back on. Lotta work there.
Oh yeah, the sight is from an 1894 Stevens Favorite, 22 LR.
Get a sight pusher and you'll stop breaking sight blades and bustin the sight base off those marlin lever actions. Hammers are for bigger parts of the gun.
A little double vision.
Not bad....now time for flame wrenches, sandpaper, acid, solder, drills and pins....all needed to move the base. Hope it comes off....and hope it goes back on. Lotta work there.
Oh yeah, the sight is from an 1894 Stevens Favorite, 22 LR.
