Post by tj3006 on Sept 24, 2022 14:58:14 GMT -5
Took two revolvers out with new front sights.
Results were Mixed. The good 1st. The Bowen front sight for my 7.5 inch Red Hawk, is fine. 1st Groups were a bit low and left. But only needed a couple turns of the screw to dial it in. However , I had nothing with witch to adjust the tiny windage screw. Dumb of me to not grab the screw driver I use for that.
But I did make some good shots, and This is a fine revolver made better with the nice red insert ramp front sight.
I think I might have ordered the Wrong Dawson sight for my 69. But with full house 250 grain 44 magnums, it is not an easy gun for me to sight in. I frequently would get a group, slightly low and left and another high and right. My guess is the hi and right groups are the right one to use. The low left groups would indicate that I was Flinching.
But at least I was flinching Consistently the groups were pretty darn good ! ...tj
Results were Mixed. The good 1st. The Bowen front sight for my 7.5 inch Red Hawk, is fine. 1st Groups were a bit low and left. But only needed a couple turns of the screw to dial it in. However , I had nothing with witch to adjust the tiny windage screw. Dumb of me to not grab the screw driver I use for that.
But I did make some good shots, and This is a fine revolver made better with the nice red insert ramp front sight.
I think I might have ordered the Wrong Dawson sight for my 69. But with full house 250 grain 44 magnums, it is not an easy gun for me to sight in. I frequently would get a group, slightly low and left and another high and right. My guess is the hi and right groups are the right one to use. The low left groups would indicate that I was Flinching.
But at least I was flinching Consistently the groups were pretty darn good ! ...tj