What are the screw holes in the rear sight base for?
1134150
The two in back are for securing the sight to your flattop. The other one is the pin that holds the sight aperture in place. For the price they work well and I have not had them work loose at all.
1134151
If you are talking about the one on the far left hand side it is used to secure the rear sight to the weapon. The one on just left if the peep hole is used to hold the windage knob to the sight. Hope that answers your question.
1134152
Dueck Defense makes an addon mount for mounting a red dot optic, you can find it on their website
1134153
I want to buy a second pair but if i get the screw hole version instead of the alan head version im sending it back lol. Why are these Chinese guys this crazy. They sale one crap pair from one factory then a great pair from a different factory???
670405
There's a screw on the side of the peep sight that you can remove to adjust the sight.
1697446
I bought a Rossi Circuit Judge and was hunting last year. As there was no action I was looking over my gun and the rear sight just slid off the darn gun??? So I bought a set of Tru-Glo's, bases and slides were included and they adjust fine...
2264489
I can't see how? You would have to have see through rings and the one inch base alone would probably not allow you to see the front sight.
1539948
I had no issue seeing the iron sights, so I don't see why you would need to modify the stock in anyway except to accommodate for a scope mount, which I just used a dremel to cut a small groove in the side.
88723
You must already have the factory rifle sights on your barrel. These sights replace the top half of the factory sights. The rear one takes a small flat blade screwdriver. The front one takes a punch and hammer. The front sight base is pinched against the upper half to keep it from sliding out either side. You will have to drive the old upper half out with the punch. After you slide the new upper half back in, you will have to use the punch and hammer to flatten the two corners which will trap the new upper half in place. All adjustments ar done with the rear sight and a small flat blade screwdriver. I hope this helps.
488825
The front sight and the rear sight both are secured to the railing just like anything else that you would put on it. You can tighten the screw as tight as you want. and so far the "vibrations" from putting it in a bag, shooting and carrying around and tossing it onto the bed its still in the same place as far as I know. These sights you can pop up and down. When in the down position it would be quite difficult to deviate there alignment. So when not in use put them down.
625011
I didn't need drill bits I just knocked out the pins holding the site to the site block and put the provided nuts and bolts on. a drift pin or a small nail will work to knock the pins out. But I took that one off and installed a new one the following week as I wanted my scope back where it belongs. with this mount you can only put a scout scope or handgun scope on it and the eye relief is way out there lol
193817
The POI is the exact same as the stock sights using a dot-over-target sight picture. I could see why someone could tend to shoot lower with these sights because they're so darned tall, but that is human error. I need them to see over a suppressor.
2180102
There are two of them. They are formed slightly differently for the butt and fore-stock. as illustrated, they mount through half-round slots rather than complete holes. Still quite secure.
427938
The base and the scope are two different pieces and the screws holding them together must come up from the bottom. I have mine mounted and sighted and therefore I don't want to take it off. I know that Cabbalas has these in their display case here in Grand Junction ( at a higher price ) Maybe you you could look at one and determine if what you want to do is possible. I hope that I have been of some help.
215004
The front sight does not have a predrilled hole and the rear sight needs some filing to get it to fit properly. You'll need a set of punches, a drill, and a file to install these.
436026
I had to purchase a browning buckmark scope base. It replaces the top rail and rear sight with a weaver type rail to mount a sight on.
2195521
Yes you do, the rear base has to be drilled and tapped and aligned properly. The original bead sight that is elevated by a small platform, (on a standard Remington barrel) the bead will be removed then the trijicon will be dropped into place with epoxy and a pin. The pin just adds additional reliability so your front sight isn't just relying on epoxy to hold it.
315868
If you have the ati scope mount that's drilled yes... just the rear sight mount no.. recommend the ati set up drill and tap... best way for a sturdy mount
161365
You can mount a red dot sight on there. That's what I have done. I love the fact that I can still use the iron sights if needed.
1856139
Yes, but I would recommend getting the rear-sight package, which I didn't. It really needs that to compliment it. It is better than the original sight.