Description
This sight looks GREAT on your .22 and 17 HMR Henry Rifles (#H001 MODELS WITH GROOVES ON TOP OF THE RECEIVER.)
Fully Elevation and Windage Adjustable
Mounting Instructions:
Remove your existing barrel mounted rear sight (using a brass punch) and replace it with a dovetail blank. On octagon barreled models there may be two threaded holes underneath the factory rear sight. Fill those holes with two 8-40 Fill Screws.
Ships with a .096" aperture installed. Accepts all 5 Skinner Aperture sizes.
Wrenches for mounting and adjustment included.
Loosen the rear "pinch" screw on the Skinner RIMFIRE sight and slide it carefully onto the top receiver "GROOVES" from the rear of the receiver. Set in the desired position and tighten the rear "pinch" screw enough to keep the sight from sliding.
Loosen the rear "pinch" screw on the Skinner RIMFIRE sight and slide it carefully onto the top receiver "GROOVES" from the rear of the receiver. Set in the desired position and tighten the rear "pinch" screw enough to keep the sight from sliding.
(Due to variables in receiver groove sizes, slight fitting may be required. No pounding to install. If fitting is needed, fit until the sight will slip on with firm thumb pressure. If there are questions, please give us a call @ 406-745-4570)
Adjust windage by loosening the top set screw and gently tapping (wooden dowel or brass punch) right and left. Once proper windage has been achieved, re-tighten the set screw.
The elevation is adjusted by loosening the set screw on the right side and threading the aperture stem up and down in 1/2 turn increments. Re-tighten set screw.
You may need a taller front sight. If so, shoot on paper at a known distance, three shots at 25 yards will tell us what we need to know to recommend a front sight change.
Adjust windage by loosening the top set screw and gently tapping (wooden dowel or brass punch) right and left. Once proper windage has been achieved, re-tighten the set screw.
The elevation is adjusted by loosening the set screw on the right side and threading the aperture stem up and down in 1/2 turn increments. Re-tighten set screw.
You may need a taller front sight. If so, shoot on paper at a known distance, three shots at 25 yards will tell us what we need to know to recommend a front sight change.
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This sight looks GREAT on your .22 and 17 HMR Henry Rifles (#H001 MODELS WITH GROOVES ON TOP OF THE RECEIVER.)
Fully Elevation and Windage Adjustable
Mounting Instructions:
Remove your existing barrel mounted rear sight (using a brass punch) and replace it with a dovetail blank. On octagon barreled models there may be two threaded holes underneath the factory rear sight. Fill those holes with two 8-40 Fill Screws.
Ships with a .096" aperture installed. Accepts all 5 Skinner Aperture sizes.
Wrenches for mounting and adjustment included.
Loosen the rear "pinch" screw on the Skinner RIMFIRE sight and slide it carefully onto the top receiver "GROOVES" from the rear of the receiver. Set in the desired position and tighten the rear "pinch" screw enough to keep the sight from sliding.
Loosen the rear "pinch" screw on the Skinner RIMFIRE sight and slide it carefully onto the top receiver "GROOVES" from the rear of the receiver. Set in the desired position and tighten the rear "pinch" screw enough to keep the sight from sliding.
(Due to variables in receiver groove sizes, slight fitting may be required. No pounding to install. If fitting is needed, fit until the sight will slip on with firm thumb pressure. If there are questions, please give us a call @ 406-745-4570)
Adjust windage by loosening the top set screw and gently tapping (wooden dowel or brass punch) right and left. Once proper windage has been achieved, re-tighten the set screw.
The elevation is adjusted by loosening the set screw on the right side and threading the aperture stem up and down in 1/2 turn increments. Re-tighten set screw.
You may need a taller front sight. If so, shoot on paper at a known distance, three shots at 25 yards will tell us what we need to know to recommend a front sight change.
Adjust windage by loosening the top set screw and gently tapping (wooden dowel or brass punch) right and left. Once proper windage has been achieved, re-tighten the set screw.
The elevation is adjusted by loosening the set screw on the right side and threading the aperture stem up and down in 1/2 turn increments. Re-tighten set screw.
You may need a taller front sight. If so, shoot on paper at a known distance, three shots at 25 yards will tell us what we need to know to recommend a front sight change.