Air Venturi Rear Sight, Micrometer Adjustable

inexpensive

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I bought this rear sight and the matching globe front sight to mount on a 10 pound Cando "wate bar." Sorry, I cannot speak to their adjustability or accuracy. I simply use them to practice standing shooting posture and NPA. The bar is much heavier than my PCP target rifle so I get a little strength work as well, After 30 lifts I start wobbling pretty good, I am trying to get up to 60 lifts in an hour without excessive movement. Then, When I pick up my PCP it feels like a feather. I'm an old guy and don't have the strength I once had and this supplemental work is very helpful.

Can make it fit on 901 . Sight required for training.

Need front sight with it and need to make own barrel extensions for front siggt. Need to modify rifle to have this sight attach cirrectly.

Kids that are just starting to learn riflry need accurate affordable rifle with sights. For some reason no longer sold.

Good sight

Salezman said would fit 901 daisy air rifle it does not without modifications will see if our old club rifle sights work as this does not.

Make sure you k ow which rifle using on.

Simple to mount. Works as expected. Compatible with UX Embark. Will update after using for a while.

Basic instructions would be appreciated, both for mounting and for adjusting. The whole sight feels cheap, but it works very well.

On the UX Embark, I had to remove the plastic piece that covers the rear of the spring tube. This peep sight hanga so far over the back of the gun that it makes it difficult to manually engage the safety, but it is still possible. I also had to remove the rear sight because it was blocking the view of the front sight through the peep. Use a coin to turn the thumbscrew down firmly, and check for movement and loosening regularly. Get your eye close to the aperature and concentrate only on the front sight and the target...ignore the rear sight completely. Don't try to center anything in the aperature as it it is a rear sight, you will do it automatically. Basically, the peep forces your eye to be the rear sight! Shoot for a group. Once you have a solid group forming, then you can adjust the sights. You might be surprised how many clicks it takes to move your point of impact. This is a good sight to introduce you to using a peep sight.

Nothing do not use on a springer,

Make it stronger. get a new source for lower priced optics especially for springers. I have no idea what it would be like on a PCP.

Don't waste your money will not hold a zero on any hard springer. I purchased this for a fun gun, nothing serious like my FWB but this would not hold a zero. The internals are loose, it's a waste of money. To be a bit kind the IZH-61 springer will eat a scope. I went back to the original iron.

It's a reasonably priced facsimile of a match grade target sight. Perfect for informal shooting or entry level competition. I bought it in conjunction with the Daisy Globe front sight for my QB78. Once fitted they are giving me great accuracy without having to mount a scope. The unit has a generous range of adjustment which came in handy as my QB78 is a bit crooked. The barrel and receiver are not concentric and the gun needs a large amount of windage to zero. This is true with scopes also. So far everything is working as it should.

Nothing really. It is a good match of price vs quality.

The top of the 3/8th rail on the QB78 has to be milled/filed flat to accept this rear sight. There is a radius that doesn't allow the sight to fit flush and engage the grooves fully. This is not the fault of the sight, it just doesn't have a lot of clearance on the underside of the clamping interface.

have being using them on my converted Crosman 1377 & 2240 pistols to rifles.With a shorter stock they work great &,improve accuracy for my younger 4-h shooters.

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will need 11mm spacer, steel breech,Daisy globe front sight + insert And Crosman longer barrel

Very easy to install and sight in. Very accut

Nothing, designed and setup for target shooting

Good price. Easy to adjust. I use it on a Diana 340 N-TEC, as far back as it will fit on the dovetails, so my sight radius is 32". for initial sighting in I went by full turns, rather than clicks.

It says the aperture is 0.32". It seems a little smaller, than that. I would prefer it a little larger, than that.

At first the sight would slide along the dovetails when fired ( based on comments, this seems to be a common problem ). While trying to figure out what to do about that, I noticed that the clamping piece was installed upside down ( The tapered side, that is supposed to catch in the dovetail, was on top and the blunt side was on the bottom ). I flipped it over, re-installed and it stayed put. This should be checked, before resorting to some of the drastic measures mentioned in other comments.

I received a defective sight and Pyramyd Air refunded my money. It is constructed out of metal / sheet metal. Easy to adjust.

Never been a fan of single screw mounting systems.

I think their are better options out there at this price point.