Williams Receiver Sight
- Thread starter Tom B
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My late model angle eject with the stupid lawyer-proof crossbar safety is NOT drilled and tapped for a receiver sight.
The easy way to check is look on the left side of the receiver. If there are two screws, about a quarter inch below the top of thr receiver, and maybe seven-eigths of an in apart, then you won't have to drill and tap. No screws, time to visit your friendly local gunsmith.
Paul B.
The easy way to check is look on the left side of the receiver. If there are two screws, about a quarter inch below the top of thr receiver, and maybe seven-eigths of an in apart, then you won't have to drill and tap. No screws, time to visit your friendly local gunsmith.
Paul B.
sharpsrifle
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Paul
That is strange.
I have 2 cross-bolt safety m94's and they are D&T already.
Has Winchester stopped the practice? Perhaps cutting costs?
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Regards, Sharps.
That is strange.
I have 2 cross-bolt safety m94's and they are D&T already.
Has Winchester stopped the practice? Perhaps cutting costs?
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Regards, Sharps.
Sharpsrifle. Could be. Mine is a carbine in .45 LC. Maybe they're not D&Ting the guns in cowboy loads. All my other 94's are D&T'ed except my 30-30 made in 1911. It is drilled for a tang sight though.
That's why I'll probably take it to the next cowboy match and unload it. I never could see ascope on a lever action.
Paul B.
That's why I'll probably take it to the next cowboy match and unload it. I never could see ascope on a lever action.
Paul B.
sharpsrifle
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Paul
Yeah, mine are both "Trappers" (30/30 &.45LC). Maybe it's just the "Cowboys".
I'm with you on the scopes issue. Peeps-always. Scopes-never.
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Regards, Sharps.
Yeah, mine are both "Trappers" (30/30 &.45LC). Maybe it's just the "Cowboys".
I'm with you on the scopes issue. Peeps-always. Scopes-never.
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Regards, Sharps.