P14 target aperture

The aperture would have to be tapped. There are a variety of apertures like that; the threads tend to be rather fine, so the tap isn't one you'd find in a hardware store. Putting a finer aperture in the non-adjustable battlesight doesn't make a lot of sense; one installed in the elevation slide would be more useful.
 
Keep your eyes peeled for a Parker Hale target sight.....
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Wow nice looking unit Hitzy.

Now did you have to change the front sight at all, or will it work with your Parker Hale set up?
 
5B never a shortage, get thrown out over here, I probably have one marked for P14 Mk V11 ammo in my casual box in the office!
 
Can any of you experts tell me what this is then??? I already know it's a PH5C that's been modified to fit another rifle, my guess is the P14... can anyone confirm this? Apologies for the giant pics, computer skills lacking.
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In all seriousness, where can one get these sight units today, and how much do they cost? I'd certainly be interested, as would a number of people who posted above.

My biggest beef with the '4 and '17 is that the sight is not adjustable for windage. I can shoot super groups out of my bubbaized '14 with 150-grain Hornadys, but they're always 3 minutes to the right.
 
Shift your frontsight to centre your groups. These sights regularly appear on ebay, if you can't find one elsewhere. Expect to pay $100-150.
 
Well now.... Wife has insisted that we go to scotland :) I guess I have a mission not to fufill.

I've allready seen the sights, Armouries in Leeds and the Imperial war museum, various castles, and WW2 airfields, and a few of the scotish battlefields.

Now I'm parts hunting :)
 
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