Peep sight for my SKS
- Thread starter Grandaddy53
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- Gibsons, BC
I have no experience wih this product or this retailer, I just noted this page for the SKS sights a while back.
WILLIAMS SKS FIRE SIGHT KIT
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...KS-amp-AR15-ACCESSORIES-Rusty-Wood-Trading-Co
Check out tech sights. Google them first but these May help. I found the shallow recess on the rear leaf to be hard to acquire in the same spot every time. The tech sights are a fairly cheap solution and I have found myself to be much more accurate especially at ranges past 100 m with them. Hope this helps!
Williams @ hical $49 http://www.hical.ca/williams-sks-peep-site/
tech sights @ hical $99 http://www.hical.ca/sks-tech-ts200-sight/
tech sights @ hical $99 http://www.hical.ca/sks-tech-ts200-sight/
I bought both type sights mentioned above and still couldn't see good enough to shoot my SKS, they don't make braille sights so I sold off the majority of my milsurps and bought rifles that scopes could be mounted to.
And remember if you take ###### and go blind for over four hours, you forgot to put your glasses back on.
If you need extra money for buying scopes you can get a part time job as a referee at school sporting events. You will be OK in Canada with your free medical care if the irate parents kick the crap out of you for bad calls because you can sue for damages and buy even more scopes.
The golden years have there draw backs but as long as you have firearms with large magazine capacities you will even be OK during Zombie attacks.
And in hunting season if you put the feed piles only five feet apart bagging your limit shouldn't be a problem either. Just aim at the center and middle of the blurry brown line and range estimates are never a problem.
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Does it make removing the dust cover more difficult?
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I bought both type sights mentioned above and still couldn't see good enough to shoot my SKS, they don't make braille sights so I sold off the majority of my milsurps and bought rifles that scopes could be mounted to.
And remember if you take ###### and go blind for over four hours, you forgot to put your glasses back on.
If you need extra money for buying scopes you can get a part time job as a referee at school sporting events. You will be OK in Canada with your free medical care if the irate parents kick the crap out of you for bad calls because you can sue for damages and buy even more scopes.
The golden years have there draw backs but as long as you have firearms with large magazine capacities you will even be OK during Zombie attacks.
And in hunting season if you put the feed piles only five feet apart bagging your limit shouldn't be a problem either. Just aim at the center and middle of the blurry brown line and range estimates are never a problem.
Lol had a good laugh at the deer part.
Personally I dislike peep sights, I find them hard to use anywhere that isn't a range.
- Location
- Iroquois Falls ON
A peep sight is better for my old eyes. If you want to do it yourself here are two ideas that worked for me.
Awesome, thanks for the info. I found two sights, the Tech sight mentioned and one by Williams that is a straight replacement for the original notch sight. The Tech appears to give more accuracy but the Williams looks more like the stock sight, I'll have to think on it for a day or two.
I have put new sights on my shooter grade SKS rifles. For a peep I used part of the L sight of a lee Enfield. Cut a notch in the cover and then brazed it in place. Solid and reliable.
For a red dot, just screw a small scope base onto the rear sight, and place the red dot there.
For a scope, used the bracket that bolts to the side of the action (have to remove a bit of wood). Bracket does not interfere with bolt removal for cleaning.
For a red dot, just screw a small scope base onto the rear sight, and place the red dot there.
For a scope, used the bracket that bolts to the side of the action (have to remove a bit of wood). Bracket does not interfere with bolt removal for cleaning.
