Peeps. Post them if you got them.

[Magnumjohn]

Ranger point precision clover leaf peep sight on a Henry big boy steel 16.5 inch barrel​

 

[Magnumjohn]

Got this guy 130 yards with the big boy 44 mag carbine with the ranger point peep sights through both lungs and out between the rib on the other side.

 

[Magnumjohn]

Hes little but some meat in the freezer

 

[osprey]

Saw this Rossi in an ad today. Scout style peep setup? That aperture must be pretty large for it to work.

 

[ma96782]

Darn it! The OP said "peeps" not "sheep".

Aloha, Mark

 

[CougarMtn]

New member here. Retired machinist from the Lebanon area. I know this is an old thread, but I thought this would be a good place to share some old peeps. Even a few old boxes from years ago. I'm particularly fond of the Redfield on my old 1955 Winchester m64.
Thanks!

 

[CougarMtn]

Photos timed out. Will reload in the morning when we have better service.

 

[CougarMtn]

Photos as promised

 

[MrNeutron]

Have Skinner receiver mount peeps/brass Patridge front sights on my 3 Henry rifles: A steel H009G .30-30 (had to put a ramp with a dovetail that took a tall brass Patridge front sight on the barrel for that one), a Golden Boy H004 in .22LR, and my newest aquisition (in the pics), another .30-30 with brass receiver and octagonal barrel. The .650" tall brass front sight (per Skinner's recommendation) is perfect for zeroing in this rifle.

 

[solv3nt]

Have Skinner receiver mount peeps/brass Patridge front sights on my 3 Henry rifles: A steel H009G .30-30 (had to put a ramp with a dovetail that took a tall brass Patridge front sight on the barrel for that one), a Golden Boy H004 in .22LR, and my newest aquisition (in the pics), another .30-30 with brass receiver and octagonal barrel. The .650" tall brass front sight (per Skinner's recommendation) is perfect for zeroing in this rifle.

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