Hi all
I just removed the sight collar on my Mark1 project. The sight alignment pin went flying and I can not find it.
Just so you understand this is not the cross pin, but the one under the rear of the collar on top. Does anyone
know what size this pin might be?
Axe
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Mike, why did you remove the collar? If you are putting a different collar on the barrel or vice-versa the pin hole won't line up anyway. The pin isn't really necessary but chances are you'll have to drill a new hole if you want one.
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Stu
If you remember the photos in this thread,http://forum.shuffsparkerizing.com/s...-My-MK1-barrel You will know why I removed the collar. But I am not asking about the cross pin.
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Time to feed the pigs!!!!!!
The sword of time will pierce our skins
It doesn't hurt when it begins
But as it works its way on in
The pain grows stronger...watch it grin.
Got you. Anyhow, the pin on the breech end isn't really necessary, but if the collar lined up properly I would just use a piece of a nail.
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Mike, this is from another site.
There is no key in the rear sight fixed base, only the alignment pin, which was a temporary means of keeping the sight aligned while the lower pin was installed. The alignment pin can't always be used for sight alignment since the hole was drilled after the sight base was put in place and not all are in exactly the same place. The same is true of the lower pin; the alignment of the holes in the fixed base with the slot in the barrel might or might not be perfect, so you might have to cut the barrel slot. I don't recommend just drilling through the existing holes in the base unless you have the proper tools to drill into a curved surface without the drill drifting.
The best way to align the rear sight is to locate the barrel draw line on the left side, and install the sight with the "shelf" line on the left side of the fixed base directly over the draw line.
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