Lyman sight
Posted: Sun May 13, 2012 6:08 am
Gentlemen
On my new to me 81 that I have owned for a couple of weeks, there also came a Lyman rear tang sight which I know nothing about.
I have figured out how to adjust the stem to get it vertical, but is there some way to lock the staff from moving once set?
I am refering here to the vertical adjustment, it would seem that once set for a specific yardage, during handling the stem/shaft screw could be inadvertantly turned and elevation would change........is there some way to keep the adjusting nut from turning once set?
By the by, I have shot the rifle a total of 46 times so far and after having adjusted the barrel sights can readily bust pieces of clay pigeons at a measured 50 yards offhand with old eyes.......time to move to 100 yards I guess!
Thanks for your help
Gary
On my new to me 81 that I have owned for a couple of weeks, there also came a Lyman rear tang sight which I know nothing about.
I have figured out how to adjust the stem to get it vertical, but is there some way to lock the staff from moving once set?
I am refering here to the vertical adjustment, it would seem that once set for a specific yardage, during handling the stem/shaft screw could be inadvertantly turned and elevation would change........is there some way to keep the adjusting nut from turning once set?
By the by, I have shot the rifle a total of 46 times so far and after having adjusted the barrel sights can readily bust pieces of clay pigeons at a measured 50 yards offhand with old eyes.......time to move to 100 yards I guess!
Thanks for your help
Gary