Ribbed Sights??

huh?

I had a Bill Davis PPC gun long time ago that did, but haven't had anything with a ribbed sight since.

smiffs.... should have known


hehe

I've been thinking about outfitting a couple of my revolvers with those, but have been hesitant because of the cost and lack of reviews.

Like Bubbat, I had a set on a Bill Davis PPC gun(neat thing with shortened cylinder and lots of goodies that was marked "1982 Bianchi Cup" and had a bunch of pistolsmiths names on it, may have been a prize gun), and on a Strahan PPC revolver. A good sight for PPC as the front was adjustable and could be preset for 3 different yardages(7, 25, and 50 I think) by sliding a button on the front. The Strahan had a wheel under the rear that was marked with different ranges and had 4 little allen screws in the center of the rear sight to adjust elevation on the individual settings.

If you shoot competition at various ranges, they would be the way to go.

I have an Aristocrat BD-6 rib on my S&W K38. I use it for Bullseye and Action Pistol. Although I have not shot an Action Pistol Match in years. It makes the revolver more steady when shooting with one hand because of the added weight. You do have to be careful, not to bump the front sight adjuster when handling it.

Doug

Beladran wrote:http://www.aristocratproducts.com/page1.html

Didn't work. Is this the one that you can change from 50yrd, 25yrd .....???

Mine has the Aristcrat BD-6 rib. Shoots great.[img][/img]

Nice Davis PPC, my buddy had one like that, mine was built on a Colt Diamondback.

[quote: Didn't work. Is this the one that you can change from 50yrd, 25yrd .....???[/quote]

7 yards, 25 yards-50 yards. The 7 yard setting is intended to be used on the PPC silhouette target aimed the the neck to hit center.

Doug

These have vent ribs.

Beladran wrote:that bottom revo got beat with an ugly stick... lol

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