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September 16, 2019
OfflineHi everyone,
I wonder what different rear sights were used (which numbers?) for the 1886 model and why.
I am aware that out of the box the 45-70 used the ladder rear sight (similar to the carbine sight) the 50-100-450 used a three leaf express sight – the rest buckhorns. Does anybody know which numbers they were?
And why did they use different sights in the first place? 45-70 has a high trajectory as well as the 50-100-450- so why use a different sight with less adaptability for the 50?
Thank you for your thoughts
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