I want to replace my rear sight on my Navy Arms Antonio Zoli Zuave. I want something adjustable for elevation and windage. I am willing to file, chisel, sand or solder to make it fit. Any suggestions? Thanks 
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Rear Sight for Zuave
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some of the guys here in west australia have put the rear sight from the martini cadet rifle and converteted the rear sight of the no/1 mk3/ 303 to fit the enfields and the remington Zoli Zuave. hope this is some help.
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Yes, I'd also recommend the Martini Cadet rear sight. I installed one on my Euroarms Enfield Musketoon & they are very good, they are adjustable for both elevation & windage, sit quite low to the barrel & have protective 'ears'. Take a look at the photos, the elevation is adjusted by turning the knurled knob that sits in the middle of the sight, that runs along a ramp to either raise or lower the sight. Windage is adjusted with the knobs either side of the sight blade. You can often find them on the on-line auction sites like[url] GunBroker.com[/url] &[url] AuctionArms.com[/url], expect to pay about $90.
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Yes, there's a couple of screws holding it on, I just drilled & tappd the barrel. The contour of the barrel doesn't match that of the sight base exactly, so I got the base as close as I could with a file & filled the gaps with JB Weld, a "bit rough" but you can't tell without looking for it.
