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| 1. Measure the diameter of the barrel at the point of the rear sight
upright and at the point of front sight bead (example: 1.00” rear
sight and .750” front sight). |
| 2. Divide the diameters by 2 (example: 1.00” /2=.500”). This is
the distance from the center line of the barrel to the top of the
barrel. |
| 3. Check the rear sight height adjustment chart for the middle
adjustment height (example: Large Low #20 sight adjusts from
.420” to .520”). So .470” is the mid point. |
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4. Add the mid point adjustment to the center line distance
(example: .470”+.500”=.970”). |
| 5. Subtract the front sight center line figure from the rear sight
height (example: .970”-.375”=.595”). |
| 6. You need a combination of front ramp and front sight with the
height of .595”. Ramps are measured from the base to the
bottom of the dovetails. Front sights are measured from the
bottom of the dovetail to the top of the bead. |
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