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Hey guys, so I found a load for the’95 I like. Taking it out I put 2 in the same hole at 25 yds. 50 yds I was at 2”, but it’s shooting about 4” high. It has the blade front sight and the ladder sight on the rear. The rear is marked 15 to 32 at the top and 4 to 14 on the side. I have it in the 4 notch. I know I have a replacement barrel, is my rear sight correct? Do I need to get a taller front sight? Or it’s calibrated for a belt buckle hold at 400 yds like all the military rifles. Thanks for the help.
Adam
November 7, 2015
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Taller front sight is most likely best solution, what type barrel do you have and how tall is the front sight? Rifle or carbine?
Mike
TXGunNut said
Taller front sight is most likely best solution, what type barrel do you have and how tall is the front sight? Rifle or carbine?
Mike
Carbine, 22” tapered, the front sight measures about. .435 from the base of the blade in the sight mount to the top. Has a lovely hand soldered brass bead. So measurements are close. Once I got it home I realized it was going to be a project. I understood it had been “put together”, the bore is good. It functions well. I like shooting it. It would be nice to hit where I’m aiming.
thanks,
Adam
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