First off, these are NOT my pics, I found this on another forum, I REALLY liked it! So this is what i went off of for my Friend’s Knight Bighorn. I had my Gunsmith Friend just up the Road from me Mill the Bottom off, and Contour the Bottom of the Lyman Globe with a Ball Mill so that it Sits perfectly on the Bighorn Barrel. I have used the MK-85 Front Sight base in the Past and drifted a Globe in place, It works, but is BULKY/GALKY, Hangs out the Sides, Stands to Tall, If you go that Route you Really need a Shim under the Williams FP Legend Peep To Compensate for the HIGH Front Globe Height. Using the MK-85 Front Sight base is Just not a great Setup In my opinion. I feel this to be FAR Superior. ROCK SOLID, and CLEAN, it looks like it’s meant to be there

Like i said These are NOT my Pics, But is where i got the idea from. I wish i had taken pics of my own yesterday when Putting his Rifle together. My friend’s looks just like this, Minus 1 Hole. After the Lyman Globe is Shaped/Contoured to Sit on top of the Barrel, 1 Screw is really all that is needed, Just use the Existing Front Sight Hole. I can NOT Budge my Friends, It is ROCK Solid. Another BONUS to this Setup is it ads some Light Through the Top of the Globe.


This Guy went with 2 Holes/Screws, But is really not needed, When Contoured like this, 1 Screw holds the Globe SOILD

Great idea! Now to find a Green fiber optic sight for the Globe sights.

Like this With the Hole/Holes in the Top of the Lyman Globe it will allow Light in which is Required for Fiber optic to do it’s thing. Allowing some light in will make the Fiber optic pin nice n Bright.

A friend of mine is playing around with ideas

Let me know where you can get them if they are in production.

Fiber optic Sight material has come a LONG way over the years, Back when i first remember seeing it in Archery Sights it was kinda Brittle, it was easy to Break it. The last Archery Sight I bought was a 5 pin, i prefer 4 Pins for Hunting (20, 40, 60, and 80 Yards) I removed 1 of the Pins with Fiber Otic Wrap, I was rough on it removing it but it didn’t break, When i got it out I decided to Test it’s Durability, i tried every way possible to break it and I couldn’t? It was some REALLY tough Stuff, VERY Different than the Old Stuff I remember. I have looked for that Darn pin with Wrap and I cannot Find it, no telling where i put it? I have several Lost forever Compartments Around here TRUE! This would be the PERFECT Size for a really fine Bead, these pins are tiny, like .015