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deepvalley · May 30, 2011, 08:39 PM

Some of those sight pins are really stuck due to years in the field combined with a lot of packing grease, and decades in a box. You may need to be a very persuasive person to convince them to move, if you know what I mean. I once had to use a 16 oz. hammer and a 1/4" brass punch to get one to move. Just be sure not to contact the lower dove tail when you are setting the punch. Good luck and happy shooying!

May 30, 2011, 08:39 PM	#8
deepvalley Member Join Date: June 17, 2010 Location: I live in a small community where God and family come first followed quickly by farming and hunting. It is located in the heart of the western NC Blue Ridge Mountains. May God bless Barnardsville, NC. Posts: 57	Some of those sight pins are really stuck due to years in the field combined with a lot of packing grease, and decades in a box. You may need to be a very persuasive person to convince them to move, if you know what I mean. I once had to use a 16 oz. hammer and a 1/4" brass punch to get one to move. Just be sure not to contact the lower dove tail when you are setting the punch. Good luck and happy shooying!