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Guacamole! I just found this forgotten treasure in the fun box!
Has a 0.15 deep dovetail.
I feel a barrel coming on...
Has a 0.15 deep dovetail.
I feel a barrel coming on...
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California Globe Front Sight
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Nachos con queso!!
Going through the bottom of the fun box, found TC scope mounts for Hawkens and New Englanders and the TC adjustable power pistol scope to go with them.
Looks like my failing eyesight is getting an assist.
Now if only I could do something about my memory....
Going through the bottom of the fun box, found TC scope mounts for Hawkens and New Englanders and the TC adjustable power pistol scope to go with them.
Looks like my failing eyesight is getting an assist.
Now if only I could do something about my memory....
Looks like a front sight made by Lyman. They were used on many .22 caliber target rifles along with a rear aperture adjustable sight. They were adapted for use on muzzleloaders also. If you need a rear sight (model 90-MJT) I have some extras give me a PM.
