Matthew323
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Stumbled across this rear sight, and a review by Jim Carr, on the Muzzleoading section of the ROKSLIDE forum.
Very pricey, at $998.00.
But, it is designed, and CNC machined, to the same standards as the ballistic turrets on any expensive riflescope. And, was designed for long distance sabot/bullet hunting for those states like Colorado that prohibit optical riflescopes.
According to the review, this peep rear sight works exactly the same as a ballistic turret.
It attaches to any standard Picatinny rail.
Tall, big, round, totally unlike any other peep/reciever sight that I have ever seen. Kinda clunky looking.
If the funds become available, I am tempted to put this on a Woodman Arms Patriot rifle equipped with a .45 caliber McGowen barrel having a 1:14" rate of twist.
That would make for a very light hunting rifle that could shoot high BC .40 caliber Fury & Pittman bullets out of the light blue Harvester Crush Rib sabot.
https://www.gunwerks.com/shop/ay-r-e5500-revic-exo-extreme-o-ring-rear-sight-22122#attr=
Very pricey, at $998.00.
But, it is designed, and CNC machined, to the same standards as the ballistic turrets on any expensive riflescope. And, was designed for long distance sabot/bullet hunting for those states like Colorado that prohibit optical riflescopes.
According to the review, this peep rear sight works exactly the same as a ballistic turret.
It attaches to any standard Picatinny rail.
Tall, big, round, totally unlike any other peep/reciever sight that I have ever seen. Kinda clunky looking.
If the funds become available, I am tempted to put this on a Woodman Arms Patriot rifle equipped with a .45 caliber McGowen barrel having a 1:14" rate of twist.
That would make for a very light hunting rifle that could shoot high BC .40 caliber Fury & Pittman bullets out of the light blue Harvester Crush Rib sabot.
https://www.gunwerks.com/shop/ay-r-e5500-revic-exo-extreme-o-ring-rear-sight-22122#attr=