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A peep sight is the bomb if you can use it. With the Pacific, make sure you loctite down the thumbscrew before you go hunting. Don't ask me how I know this!
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Dick, i'll take a couple of pics to show what I have to work with.
I didn't realize the sight came with it's own attatchments,,,,, probably impossible to find nowadays.
Thank you for your insight.
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No problem!
The only tricky bit will be filing the head of whatever fillister-head (cheese-head) machine screw that you use, to match the inside curvature of the sleeve - 15 minute job. I'm guessing an 8-32 x 3/4" would come close.Last edited by Dick Hosmer; 01-21-2014, 10:32.Comment
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Dick, Here you go , this is all I have but did find a screw in tool box that is the right thread and screws in nice..
jon, the thumb screw came loose when( hand tightened ) plinking
, so now it's got "blue Loctite " to keep it put....
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The ones I've seen installed have a hex nut visible on top - but it would make better sense that the sight itself would (also) be threaded, and that said nut would simply be for locking/jamming.Comment
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The mounting hole is threaded, i found a screw that screws in but i don't think it will work for this app.
But it's a start ,ain;t it?
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