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williams firesights

Started by mr perfect, April 11, 2020, 06:45:34 PM

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mr perfect

Hello  has any body ever used the williams fire sights

WildSpur

Yep.  Very good quality.  Actually just ordered another set for my kids 870. 

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Cluck more, yelp less

mr perfect

Ok thanks i ordered mine from Amazon they had the best price

mr perfect

Ok thanks i ordered mine from Amazon they had the best price

WildSpur

My too!  About $8 cheaper than the norm!

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Cluck more, yelp less

Ridge Rooster

I have used them several times on different guns. They are kinda a pain to mount but once on they are solid.

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Old School 11-87 + Nitros = Dead Ridge Roosters

Arkiespur

Might be late on this one but the ones I see look like they go on a rifle barrel. Are there certain ones that go on a vent rib or do you got to get a mount for them?

paboxcall

Quote from: Arkiespur on August 10, 2020, 06:33:06 PM
Might be late on this one but the ones I see look like they go on a rifle barrel. Are there certain ones that go on a vent rib or do you got to get a mount for them?

Universal designed to mount to the vent rib.

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Over time...they come to learn how little air a good yelper actually requires. ChesterCopperpot

Brian Fahs

I had them on my remington sp-10 short barrel with rifle sights. They were a nice upgrade to the iron sights that came from the factory.
I have since installed a sumtoy mount and vortex venom. I really like the vortex venom.

Tom007

The red dot takes the sight picture to a newer level, better for the aging eyes. The young lads can nail them with the single beard, god those were the days.....