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Does anybody have one they would be willing to part with? | ||
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Unless you really want one, easier to grind off your firing pin and use a short one. To answer your question; I have none for sale. | |||
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Will this work with the Lyman bolt peep sight? | |||
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I have a couple I could part with. Don | |||
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If you have the sight with the little dovetail adaptor, it will fit any length cocking piece. If you don't have the adaptor, then you need to cut a dovetail in one. I use the long ones for that. Those sights are quite rare, as you know. We would like to see a pic of your sight; most guys have never seen one. | |||
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I'll get pics tonite and post them. Don Markey, check your pm's. | |||
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Which cocking piece does your rifle have on it now? | |||
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Oberndorf action, short cocking piece. | |||
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Ok, they made a little adaptor which was held onto the cocking piece by set screws, which I assume you don't have. So, you will have to get a long cocking piece (you know this) and cut a dovetail in it for your sight. Anneal the back first; if you are careful you won't soften the sear or cocking cam. You are very lucky to find this sight; they are rare. | |||
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