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Old July 19, 2013, 10:05 AM   #13
PetahW
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Originally Posted by tahunua001

petahw,
those sights are drill and tap application, non reversible modification to the weapon which a lot of people don't like to do with 50 year old guns.

Both the Williams Gun Sight Co, and I, respectfully beg to differ.

I've used them in several different apps, both on military & commercial rifles - they are only a D/T application if D/T is req'd for attachment on a particular rifle (for which the issue Williams sight must also be modified).

The Williams WM-96 Peep is made as a drop-in replacement for the military rear barrel sight blade/spring, etc - the front tongue of the WM-96 hooking under the military sight base's forward pivot pin for the original military sight leaf.

This "no-gunsmithing" Peepsight is installed via simply removing the military sight's forward crosspin, removing the old sight blade - replacing it with the WM-96 - and reinstalling the crosspin prior to zeroing.

Click on this link to the Williams catalog & scroll to page 9 for the military sights, including the WM-96 Peep on the lower RH corner of that page: http://www.williamsgunsight.com/guns..._Williams1.pdf

The Williams WSKS Peep (Arpeture) & WAK47 Peep (Aperture) sights are the same drop-in peep sight with a shorter forward tongue, to fit the military sight base of those particular rifles.



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