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A friend of mine has an Interarms 375 that I was able to find a rear island express sight for. But I am not sure of placement. Can someone please tell me the distance from the front of the receiver ring to the rear sight screw on the island rear sight?


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Mine is the factory 3 blade screw on. Distance from the front of the ring to the center of the rear hole is 4".


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Mine is the 3 blade screw on. Distance from the front of the ring to the center of the hole is 4".


That seems pretty close. I'm putting one on a gun for a customer and the back of the island is 5" from the face of the receiver. That will give him just enough room to clear his scope using a "Butler Creek" flip up.


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That seems pretty close.

Sorry that is what the ruler says. I have a 1.5x6 Titan mounted and the rear blade is still 2.5" in front of the front edge of the scope.



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Yup, and now for the rest of the story. That looks "pretty close" to being the right spot for that set up. Big Grin Unfortunately the one I am doing, the scope is quite a bit longer and sits further forward, so I have no choice but to move the rear sight down the tube a bit further. At some point he may decide on a smaller optical package but for now, with what's he's presented me, I have to plant the sight where the scope won't crowd the sight. But yours looks fine like it is. thumb


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Thanks for all the help. With your help my buddy has it dropped off at a local smithand will have his express sights ready to use in just a couple days.


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