Hi All
I have one of the older M92's.
I have the problem that my shots are printing high to over a 100 yards.
The front sight is part of the front barrel/mag tube band, and the rifle has no safety.
What can I do to correct it. Will it help to shoot heavier slower bullets?
Help is appreciated.
Shooting High With Barrel Band Front Sight
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Re: Shooting High With Barrel Band Front Sight
I fluffed the title of your post up a bit to be more descriptive. Hopefully someone will have an answer but I don't think there will be many options.
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Re: Shooting High With Barrel Band Front Sight
Thank you!
Looks great I have mailed Steve to order same.
Many thanks!
Looks great I have mailed Steve to order same.
Many thanks!
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Re: Shooting High With Barrel Band Front Sight
You da man, RD. Helping shooters around the world.Ranch Dog wrote:Maybe you could do something like this...
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Re: Shooting High With Barrel Band Front Sight
You could also file the sight that's on the band flat, then, cut a slot in it, and silver solder a new brass blade in it also. Make it higher than the original one.
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Re: Shooting High With Barrel Band Front Sight
The rifle does, in fact, have a safety..............pull the hammer back to the first click..............
Nothing should work . . . .
Nothing should work . . . .