A call to Marbles and let them know what rear sight height you have and I would think that they could tell you what front height you might meed.
Thanks for posting this. I'm writing it down and filing it.161 said:I called Brownell's and they gave me a formula that I thought I'd pass on. I'll bet some of you already know it but I thought it might be helpful.
Take the length of your sight radius in inches times the number of inches correction you need then divide by the distance your were shooting in inches.
My gun has a 24 inch sight radius
shooting 6.5 inches high
at 25 yards
24X6.5=156
25 yards =900 inches
156 divided by 900=0.1733333
So you need to change the height of you front sight .173 or as close as you can. Hope somebody find this helpful.
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161 said:I called Brownell's and they gave me a formula that I thought I'd pass on. I'll bet some of you already know it but I thought it might be helpful.
Take the length of your sight radius in inches times the number of inches correction you need then divide by the distance your were shooting in inches.
My gun has a 24 inch sight radius
shooting 6.5 inches high
at 25 yards
24X6.5=156
25 yards =900 inches
156 divided by 900=0.1733333
So you need to change the height of you front sight .173 or as close as you can. Hope somebody find this helpful.
161
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I am assuming that if you have a 24" sight radius, your barrel lenght is 20"??