HENRY HOO1T SIGHTS FOR SILHOUETTE
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HENRY HOO1T SIGHTS FOR SILHOUETTE
CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT SIGHTS ARE LEGAL FOR THE HENRY HOO1T FOR SMALL BORE COWBOY SILHOUETTE SHOOTING I WOULD LIKE TO USE AN ADJUSTABLE RECEIVER PEEP LIKE THE WILLIAMS AND A FRONT SIGHT LIKE THE LYMAN 17A BUT I WAS TOLD AT OUR LAST SMALL BORE MATCH THAT THE SIGHTS I HAVE MOUNTED NOW ARE NOT LEGAL AT THIS TIME I HAVE AN ANSCHUTZ REAR AND A PARKER HALE FRONT WITH POST INSERT. I HAVE ASKED ON OTHER FORUMS AND I AM NOT SURE WHAT IS LEGAL. I HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT THE MARBLES TANG SIGHT IS LEGAL AND I HAVE BEEN TOLD THE FRONT SIGHT HAS TO BE A POST OR BEAD BUT I SEE PICTURES OF HENRY RIFLES WITH A WILLIAMS RECEIVER SIGHT AND LYMAN 17A FRONT SIGHT. I WENT TO SOME TROUBLE TO MOUNT THE SYSTEM THAT I HAVE ONLY TO FIND OUT IT IS NOT LEGAL. PLEASE HELP ME OUT SO I GET IT RIGHT THIS TIME. I HAVE FOUND THAT THIS IS THE SIGHT TO GET THE REAL SCOOP. BELOW ARE PICTURES OF THE PRESENT CONFIGURATION I HAVE.




THANKS
SHANE




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Re: HENRY HOO1T SIGHTS FOR SILHOUETTE
What you have in the pictures is not legal for Cowboy Silhouette.
What you'll need for the H001T or H001TM is a Williams FP-GR rear sight (FP-GR-TK if you want target knobs) and a Lyman 17AUG front sight.
-Tim
What you'll need for the H001T or H001TM is a Williams FP-GR rear sight (FP-GR-TK if you want target knobs) and a Lyman 17AUG front sight.
-Tim
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TIM,
THANKS FOR THE INFO THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED TO KNOW. DO YOU PREFER THE WILLIAMS OVER THE MARBLES TANG SIGHT?
SHANE
THANKS FOR THE INFO THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED TO KNOW. DO YOU PREFER THE WILLIAMS OVER THE MARBLES TANG SIGHT?
SHANE
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Re: HENRY HOO1T SIGHTS FOR SILHOUETTE
What's the diameter of the front sight. If it's less than .750 it's okay.
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ppkny wrote:What's the diameter of the front sight. If it's less than .750 it's okay.
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I've tried the same setup he has on that Frontier on mine once already to shoot a 1/5th scale smallbore match. That front sight that's in the picture is gonna be WAY too tall for use with the Williams FP-GR or FP-GR-TK (it mounts on a scope dovetail... doesn't mount like a 39A or 1894). Unless he comes up with a way to extend the Williams a good 1/8th to 1/4" higher, he'll run out of sight adjustment on the Williams before he ever gets the rear sight adjusted high enough to even hit the chickens in the foot.
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Williams, Redfield, etc on the receiver versus Marbles (or other tang) is usually a matter of personal taste. I prefer the Williams receiver mounted sight over a Marbles tang, primarily because it's what I first used and am currently using for silhouettes. Some folks prefer a tang rear sight for a variety of reasons. I do like the looks of, and the idea of the additional sight radius provided by a tang, however I've tried a Marbles on a couple guns and wound up going back with the Williams FP on everything I'm actually using, so far. I do have one rifle I'll be tinkering with this year that has a tang sight. Hopefully, I'll warm up to using it.
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Re: HENRY HOO1T SIGHTS FOR SILHOUETTE
I agree, It's way to high. The diameter is probably okay but it looks like a 17a would be a better fit.
I'm currently changing over my 357 and 30-30 from the Lyman 20MJT (now illegal) to 17a's and have had to make some adjustments in the height of my rear Williams peeps.
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I'm currently changing over my 357 and 30-30 from the Lyman 20MJT (now illegal) to 17a's and have had to make some adjustments in the height of my rear Williams peeps.
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Tim,Tlee wrote:ppkny wrote:What's the diameter of the front sight. If it's less than .750 it's okay.
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I've tried the same setup he has on that Frontier on mine once already to shoot a 1/5th scale smallbore match. That front sight that's in the picture is gonna be WAY too tall for use with the Williams FP-GR or FP-GR-TK (it mounts on a scope dovetail... doesn't mount like a 39A or 1894). Unless he comes up with a way to extend the Williams a good 1/8th to 1/4" higher, he'll run out of sight adjustment on the Williams before he ever gets the rear sight adjusted high enough to even hit the chickens in the foot.
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Williams, Redfield, etc on the receiver versus Marbles (or other tang) is usually a matter of personal taste. I prefer the Williams receiver mounted sight over a Marbles tang, primarily because it's what I first used and am currently using for silhouettes. Some folks prefer a tang rear sight for a variety of reasons. I do like the looks of, and the idea of the additional sight radius provided by a tang, however I've tried a Marbles on a couple guns and wound up going back with the Williams FP on everything I'm actually using, so far. I do have one rifle I'll be tinkering with this year that has a tang sight. Hopefully, I'll warm up to using it.
-Tim
That is just about what I was thinking also but I have never tried the tang sight myself. I do hav a redfield front sight already that is like the lyman 17aug but I am not sure it is the right height either I think I will order the williams rear and the lyman front on monday along with a card of inserts from Brownells. I have the marbles on back order also. thanks again for the info.
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Just to let any one else know the lyman 17aug front sight ended up being too high for the henry h001t went back to the original henry sight and have a lyman 17 .404 height on order
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Shane -JOSEPHVILLE GUN wrote:Just to let any one else know the lyman 17aug front sight ended up being too high for the henry h001t went back to the original henry sight and have a lyman 17 .404 height on order
shane
Something's changed then... I've 2 H001Ts, one H001TM, and know 3 others that are using the 17aug on their H001T (with the Williams FP-GR). Only issue anyone ever had was a couple had to remove the factory buckhorn for a clear sight path on chickens/pigs when using high velocity ammo. All 3 of mine still have the buckhorn in place though.
Did you use a FP-GR on the rear or maybe a skinner or another rear?
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Tim,
I used a williams fp gr tk brownells part number 962-201-606 and a lyman 17aug front also tried it with a marbles 009848 tang and in all cases front sight was too high
Shane
I used a williams fp gr tk brownells part number 962-201-606 and a lyman 17aug front also tried it with a marbles 009848 tang and in all cases front sight was too high
Shane