Hi All, Can anyone tell me what this sight is off. Only thing stamped on it is Parker Hale PH17 I suppose it would fit on most anything, but it would be nice to know a bit of it's history. Also, what would it be worth ? Thanks, Jack
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It's for the No.4 rifle, a compact semi-target sight.
To know more about it, ask member rgg_7, he is well versed in this stuff.
To know more about it, ask member rgg_7, he is well versed in this stuff.
Yes it is for a tubular receiver. I should have mentioned that and taken a side picture
Are BSA supersport rimfire rifles very common ? I've never even heard of them. I Goggled it and come up with a spring piston air rifle and a 5 shot 22LR. InterestingI Goggled images of the Webley MK3 Supertarget and you are Bang on.
I regained possession of my "First Rifle" awhile back. It was a "Cooey Sr Ranger" that my Dad had Target sights installed so I could shoot in the local Jr. shooting club. When my interest drifted towards "Girl's" he sold the Target sights and I eventually sold the gun to a friend and he mounted a scope on it. Now I have it back with no less than 7 holes drilled in the receiver. This PH 17 sight fits the contour but none of the holes line up. I was wondering if I could weld the holes up on the outside one at a time so it didn't heat up much. I have a MiG welder and have welded sheet metal on a project car without warping anything so I think it should be do-able. What do you Guy's think ?
Brutus
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That's nice Pblatzz, but these referances to PH are too old. I could not find it, could you?
AFAIK, the designation PH17 is not there on rifleman.org.
My best guess is, this Webley airgun sight is too new for the website.
AFAIK, the designation PH17 is not there on rifleman.org.
My best guess is, this Webley airgun sight is too new for the website.
