It's Been a Busy Weekend - Lots to Post
I've got some info on the BSA red dot sights you will want to read before ordering one.
Went over to Everett, Wa. for breakfast Saturday morning, then to Sam's Gun Range for the blogger Blastorama.
Just got back from the CWSA Hanging Plate shoot.
I'm plumb tuckered, as they say!
Time for a nap........................
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1 Comments:
The narrow mount rails are the same as the ones commonly found on .22 rifles, and a few .22 pistols. Brownell's used to carry an adapter that would mount to your existing rails and provide a standard Weaver style rail for the sight. As an alternative, if you can return and/or exchange the BSA, have a look at the Simmons Red Dot sights. Several of them are made to fit either size of rails.
...... Mr. C.
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