The gun I'd like to use this year is shooting high and right. It's a browning auto 5 that has a Miroku Invector barrel on it. I'd like a removabel rear sight that is adjustable for windage and elevation.
The HiViz TriViz looks like a good idea, just wondering if anyone has any experience with it or any other adjusable (non permanant) sights?
Thanks!
(http://www.firearmsforyou.com/images/product/image.php?s=1&id=89430)
Ran them for years on my 870 20 gauge and they work. I would not hesitate to put them on another gun.
I think I am going to try the dead ringer sights next though:
http://deadringerhunting.com/dead-ringer-killer-combo.html
Quote from: Daman on March 18, 2013, 09:45:50 AM
Ran them for years on my 870 20 gauge and they work. I would not hesitate to put them on another gun.
I think I am going to try the dead ringer sights next though:
http://deadringerhunting.com/dead-ringer-killer-combo.html
Dang. I hadn't seen the dead ringer stuff. That looks like a lot higher quality, being all solid machined stuff.
That looks like the ticket. I couldn't find any instructions or a video on how to adjust windage and elevation. Any idea how that is done?
I don't have any of the Dead Ringer sights yet, so I have no idea how they adjust.
I believe it would come with instructions.
I use them and they're easy to set. Windage just move a little on the vent and forward or backward on the vent for elevation. They're great!
Dead Ringers that is.
I used one for years and never had any issues with it. The concept worked fine.
Quote from: lowoctane on March 20, 2013, 10:22:01 AM
I use them and they're easy to set. Windage just move a little on the vent and forward or backward on the vent for elevation. They're great!
Dead Ringers that is.
Thanks for the info! I think I'll go with the Dead Ringer.
Anyone know if it will fit and old Auto 5? They look sort of universal, so I assume it will.
I just ordered the Dead Ringer Beard buster. Ready to get this old thing dialed in!
I used them on my benelli for 3 years and was really satisfied as far as windage there is no adjustment it aligns with the vent rib but has different size front sight inserts for elevation it's all plastic but worked well for me
Quote from: nickhrp on March 21, 2013, 01:29:13 PM
I used them on my benelli for 3 years and was really satisfied as far as windage there is no adjustment it aligns with the vent rib but has different size front sight inserts for elevation it's all plastic but worked well for me
Yeah, I ended up going with the Dead Ringer Beard Buster. I believe they're all aluminum. It looks like it has oval shaped holes in the top that allow it to slide from side to side for windage.
I have them on my browning BPS. Never had a problem.
Quote from: Chew on March 21, 2013, 02:20:09 PM
Quote from: nickhrp on March 21, 2013, 01:29:13 PM
I used them on my benelli for 3 years and was really satisfied as far as windage there is no adjustment it aligns with the vent rib but has different size front sight inserts for elevation it's all plastic but worked well for me
Yeah, I ended up going with the Dead Ringer Beard Buster. I believe they're all aluminum. It looks like it has oval shaped holes in the top that allow it to slide from side to side for windage.
Yep. Have a little adjustment. Real simple and effective! Aluminum with fiber optics. :camohat: