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Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 6:52 am |
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| sharpshooter |
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| I have jus fitted an X-Verminator gun lamp to my rifle but the problem im havin is when i look through the scope all i can see is the glare of the light off the sight on the end of the barrel,how do i stop this,do i need higher mounts for my scope or is it possible to remove the sight from the barrel and replace with some kind of silencer,if this is the case how do i remove the sight,the rifle is an smkxs19,many thanks. |
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Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 8:20 am |
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| AirGunEric |
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Higher mounts for the scope would help. All of the B1x-platform guns have some front sight interference with scopes that are too low. In the case of the Crosman versions of it- a scope with standard mounts allows a green shadow to appear in the scope when light hits the green front sight at the right angle. I don't know if your problem is just reflecting light or you can actually 'see' the front sight in the scope- i.e. interference. If it's just a reflection- try putting something dark and not reflective over the sight to see what happens (i.e. like black 'athletic' tape you would use on a hockey stick or such).
You can remove the front sight- you need to apply heat to it (like with a hair dryer or such) and pull it off- perhaps using some sort of frame or puller to avoid damaging or scratching something. You can put on a silencer or brake- but it would have to be a slip-on fit with a grub screw type mounting, or you will have to put threads on the end of the barrel for a screw-on unit. |
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Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 9:26 am |
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| lauchlin |
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| THe only lamp i ever had on one of my guns it was under the barrel and forward of the front of the scope .. |
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Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 9:30 am |
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| sharpshooter |
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| Tried heating it almost to the point of it melting then pulled on it like a madman but it just wasnt budging so i decided to just cut the sight part of it off with a hacksaw,crude i know but least the lamp works now with no interference,when i eventually do manage to get the piece off can i just use it with the end of the barrel bare or does it 'need' to have some device on the end,like a silencer?Many thanks. |
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Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 9:37 am |
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| AirGunEric |
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It's been awhile since I've had the front sight off- but from what I recall, you don't "need" anything for the barrel to stay centered. That being said, a brake or silencer might be nice for cosmetics and balance(?).
Lauchlin also raises a good point- where is your light mounted? Usually they get place on the underside of the barrel/tube so interference isn't possible, or on the side of a multi-mount rail. |
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