One ragged hole sight (lastmoheckan)

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hartman
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One ragged hole sight (lastmoheckan)

Post by hartman »

Lastmoheckan,

The sight on that 45 in the other thread is, I think a One Ragged Hole brand sight. They are out of Tallehasse Florida. I've never tried one but have thought about it. They also make them for revolvers as well as rifles.

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Lastmohecken
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Post by Lastmohecken »

hartman,

Thank you, I may try to pull them on the net. I have been considering trying that type of sight to see if I like. I currently have a Browning 92 that I really don't want to drill holes in for a receiver sight, and something like that might be better then an open sight.
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Bluehawk
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Post by Bluehawk »

I have one ORH sight on my Win 94 Legacy 24 " barrel in 30WCF It was for the same reason ,of not wanting to drilland tap and receiver on that gun that i went to that sight Tried the Wild West Sight first but could not get it sighted in correclty ( lost elevation drop beofre bullet woud zero) so went to the ORH it works fine My Grandson is using that gun now and loves it for off hand shooting
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