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Hartford front sight - Printable Version +- Historic Shooting Forums (http://historicshooting.com) +-- Forum: General (http://historicshooting.com/forum-1.html) +--- Forum: Hunting (http://historicshooting.com/forum-6.html) +--- Thread: Hartford front sight (/thread-83.html) |
RE: Hartford front sight - Kurt - 07-23-2014 Looks good Stephen. When I get my lath back up and running I will put the milling attachment on it and see if I'm handy enough to get one made. Thank you, Kurt RE: Hartford front sight - Stephen Borud - 07-23-2014 Pm your address to me and I will build you one to try out. RE: Hartford front sight - Kurt - 07-23-2014 Thank you Stephen that is a kind offer. Warning !!! if it works I might keep it ![]() Kurt RE: Hartford front sight - Stephen Borud - 07-23-2014 I hope you do Kurt. RE: Hartford front sight - Stephen Borud - 07-25-2014 ![]() Got busy and built a front sight for the 40/50, Kurt yours is next. Stephen RE: Hartford front sight - Nuclearcricket - 07-25-2014 Stephen, that is a very nice looking front sight. Is the post Copper or Bronze? Pressed in or screwed in? From the looks of things you do some very nice work. Sam RE: Hartford front sight - Stephen Borud - 07-26-2014 Thanks Sam. It's bronze and I make it about .002 tight press fit. Stephen RE: Hartford front sight - Stephen Borud - 08-03-2014 ![]() Here is your sight Kurt. My lovely will send it to you this week. Stephen RE: Hartford front sight - Stephen Borud - 08-03-2014 Sam, I forgot to mention, the originals were staked in on the base of the sight. Thanks Stephen RE: Hartford front sight - Stephen Borud - 08-03-2014 Update in the 40/50 BN. We took it out to a friends ranch. We shot 47 rounds with out wiping, blowing down the muzzle maybe 3 or 4 times throughout the day, barrel sights only. We hit a 20 pound propane bottle at 681 yards, soccer ball size rocks at 534,480,385 and 200 yards or less. No issue with accuracy or fowling. In fact 200 yard shots were plum easy. The 282 grain bullet mold I built is very accurate and will do very well this fall hunting. I can't wait to make meat with this little round. Stephen |