Winchester 94 buckhorn
Hello, Please bare with me this is the first time I've posted. What I would like to know is do they make a larger buckhorn for winchester 94?
Mine is all the way back and I'm still shooting 10" high. Any help would
be great!
Thanks
Mine is all the way back and I'm still shooting 10" high. Any help would
be great!
Thanks
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Earthmover. If I understand your question, and I am not sure that I do. Instead of changing the rear site why not build up or file down the front blade. Both can be done very easyly/cheaply. Hope this helps.
You'v gota kill it to grill it0 -
Need to make sure that your rear sight is all the way down. Not sure about your set up, but most rear sights are set up so that when the elevator is all the way back, the rear sight is all the way up. That would make the point of aim high. Need to lower the rear sight to lower the point of impact. If rear sight is all the way down and you still shoot high, you would then need to make the front sight higher or replace it with a higher one.
Kenneth G. Morgan0 -
queeksdraw,i was hoping there was a better way than filing on it. how would you build it up? 0 -
Would probably be easier to install a new front sight as opposed to getting it built up. It might even be cheaper. In order to build it up, you would have to braze or soldier and add material to the sight. Then reshape it. It's not to hard, but sort of time consuming and tedious in order to make it look right.
Kenneth G. Morgan0 -
Earthmover. Your local smith or a machinest can weld,silver solder,braze. a wire rod or stock to the bottom of the existing blade and then file and lap to fit the slot. Then some cold blue to match. It may be easyer to make one from stock I usualy let my smith do what he prefers after all he is the pro. I am 99.9% satisfied with his work. Good luck I hope it works out for you which ever way you go.
You'v gota kill it to grill it0
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