Looking to mount sights but I don't like universal mounts ,they stick out and are bulky. Can anyone recommend something that looks like it was factory made?
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Need front sight on Hatsan galatian 177 22
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With out photos I’m Not exactly sure what your dealing with. You can buy sight ramps from MidwayUSA or Brownells. But most all will require drilling and tapping or soldiering in place.
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Here is one of Williams Streamline ramps. They are somewhat universal. You will need to know the height of your rear sight to determine the height of your front sight. Here in my photos the sight is not mounted. It’s just sitting on my Hatsan Mdl 95 to give you an idea of how it fits and looks
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after looking at the rifle it would be easy but could be done but what are you going to use in the rear
they have to be on the same plain to work right
this sort of thing I love to solve or at least try, so what is the barrel size and the barrel shroud size
I do have some ideas but with the limited info, that is all they are
they have to be on the same plain to work right
this sort of thing I love to solve or at least try, so what is the barrel size and the barrel shroud size
I do have some ideas but with the limited info, that is all they are
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survivor that is a good look but the application seems a little spooky to have to drill the barrel epoxy might be as good but for his shroud I agree might be on the top of m list
what is you barrel diameter PA has a 15mm ID globe sight mount that I have been working with on a project and you must use the match globe sight
what is you barrel diameter PA has a 15mm ID globe sight mount that I have been working with on a project and you must use the match globe sight
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I don't know the size because I having bought it yet. I want the galatian semi auto.177 or .22 walnut with sights but I can't find it so I'm going to put sights on the qe. I have my own sights and a uni mount,but it sticks out almost.25 inches and is fugly as all get out.
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I have no idea what those shrouds are made of. But I would say drilling and tapping a shroud would be less spooky than drilling a barrel. It is always nerve racking drilling and tapping a barrel. And it is certainly something I’d recommend having an expert do for you.
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I'm not sure I know what a Uni mount is
but it you took a small piece of weaver mount and put it on that shroud maybe these could work or something like it
https://www.ansgear.com/Knight_s_Armament_Back_Up_Iron_Sights_Black_p/kaabuismicroblk.htm?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhJnRpYbc4wIVBtRkCh38qApcEAQYASABEgLz_vD_BwE
a shotgun mount that had a round bottom would be my choice but I think it would look odd but at the same time function well
at the same time the rifle you want with the factory sights looks odd, looks like a shotgun
https://hatsanairgunsusa.com/product/galatian-walnut-semi-auto-open-sample/
so a perfect world it ain't
that's all I got sorry no help from me
but it you took a small piece of weaver mount and put it on that shroud maybe these could work or something like it
https://www.ansgear.com/Knight_s_Armament_Back_Up_Iron_Sights_Black_p/kaabuismicroblk.htm?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhJnRpYbc4wIVBtRkCh38qApcEAQYASABEgLz_vD_BwE
a shotgun mount that had a round bottom would be my choice but I think it would look odd but at the same time function well
at the same time the rifle you want with the factory sights looks odd, looks like a shotgun
https://hatsanairgunsusa.com/product/galatian-walnut-semi-auto-open-sample/
so a perfect world it ain't
that's all I got sorry no help from me
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So you came up with all the same stuff as I did. A uni or universal mount is what you are suggesting but it can fit any barrel size. I want something more like a jailbreak that the front sight can attach directly to but I don't know the size because I want to get the lack of sights fixed before I do. So yeah that's what I want. Yes I am aware it looks like a shotgun.
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projects are hard without a patient on hand so there will be no easy solution
open sights on rifle that did come on them come up from time to time and sometimes one end is easy and the other is impossible
and I'm with you when do such a project to make it look as clean as a factory would do
but these attempts are few and far between so cheat info is out there
even if I had a rifle in hand there would be much backside scratching to work it out and make it look good
the rear sight could be made out of a cut down scope ring or a weaver riser with the grooves removed and a rear sight from somewhere and the could be the Williams ramp that is above
no patient, not easy
well take care
mike
open sights on rifle that did come on them come up from time to time and sometimes one end is easy and the other is impossible
and I'm with you when do such a project to make it look as clean as a factory would do
but these attempts are few and far between so cheat info is out there
even if I had a rifle in hand there would be much backside scratching to work it out and make it look good
the rear sight could be made out of a cut down scope ring or a weaver riser with the grooves removed and a rear sight from somewhere and the could be the Williams ramp that is above
no patient, not easy
well take care
mike
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drilling and tapping a shroud may prove to be a challenge as the material may be very thin.
i would look to JB Weld it into place.
you also must make sure the shroud remains solidly locked in place so it does NOT rotate and front and rear sights are perfectly aligned vertically.
you could also consider the use of a good red dot sighting device...
i would look to JB Weld it into place.
you also must make sure the shroud remains solidly locked in place so it does NOT rotate and front and rear sights are perfectly aligned vertically.
you could also consider the use of a good red dot sighting device...
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