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RE: Semisane's LOL Aperture Signt
That is a great peice of creative engineering there. One thing you might want to consider is changing the modified nut out for one with the same thread pitch as the Lyman peep, then you could buy off the shelf peep inserts like the adjustable aperature rear peep for instant versatility. Of course that would increase the cost. You could still make your own as you did but with the Lyman size bolts instead of 1/2". Just a thought.
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RE: Semisane's LOL Aperture Signt
Good job.
One suggestion, you might want to drillamatriix of holes. That way, you can adjust for distance and wind at the same time, just by using a different hole. It would lighten things up a bit also! :D Shuddup UC! |
RE: Semisane's LOL Aperture Signt
Could also use nylon screws/nuts/whutever... at least for the inserts.
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RE: Semisane's LOL Aperture Signt
I still need to modify the front sight and raise it to 1/2" for dead on at 50 yards, or about 5/8" to be dead on at 75 yards. |
RE: Semisane's LOL Aperture Signt
Remember - raising the front sight will lower the point of impact. ;) |
RE: Semisane's LOL Aperture Signt
I have peep sights and while they shoot real well for me, they are not practical in the shadows where I hunt in the afternoons. Try taking a strip if cardboard 3/4" wide and 2" long, put a 1/2" hole in one end, bend it into an "L" shape, and tape it to one of your barrels. You'll be amazed. |
RE: Semisane's LOL Aperture Signt
Sounds like another use for empty toilet paper rolls - I mean aside from being scope protectors. :D
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RE: Semisane's LOL Aperture Signt
Jim Corbett used to fasten a peeled willow stick to his barrel for point shooting man eating tigers in India at close range from machans [treestands]in the early 1900's.PS I'm surprised UC didn't suggest feminine hygene applicators?Harold [Sorry man but this was too good to pass up]
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RE: Semisane's LOL Aperture Signt
Solved my front sight elevation problem. Got a couple of 4 X 40 socket head screws and a brass nut. Rounded the nut, filed the factory front sight flat, and soldered the nut to the flat.Now I can screw in different lengths of screw shanks(or screws with the head on) and change front sight height at will. The threaded post is real sharp when looking through the LOL aperture. Works great with my bi-focals on.
Now I'mthinking about drilling a hole through one of the socket heads and inserting about 1/4" of fiber optic filament. ![]() |
RE: Semisane's LOL Aperture Signt
I think your wife is correct! :D:D:D
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