I’m not set up to be able utilize this product and I have not looked through one. The description reads like it could be beneficial for those that switched to the sight platform to take advantage of what it claims to provide.

https://oberleenterprises.com/product/5 ... pter-0-0x/

Jeez. 400 bucks (with a little bit of change).
I think I'll stay with this option. At least I know it works, for me. https://www.usgundepot.com/us-specifica ... ories.html
YMMV

49er

No1_49er wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 12:37 am Jeez. 400 bucks (with a little bit of change).
I think I'll stay with this option. At least I know it works, for me. https://www.usgundepot.com/us-specifica ... ories.html
YMMV

49er

Is this sight legal for Leveraction Silhouette?

hermit5 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 2:25 am

No1_49er wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 12:37 am Jeez. 400 bucks (with a little bit of change).
I think I'll stay with this option. At least I know it works, for me. https://www.usgundepot.com/us-specifica ... ories.html
YMMV

49er

Is this sight legal for Leveraction Silhouette?

According to 3.1.3(a) "Corrective lenses are allowed in the rear sight only."
Interestingly, this piece of optical trickery permits one to see the front sight element AND the target with equal clarity but is does not magnify either of those. In fact, it would be hard to define how it could even be described as "corrective".
Perhaps the better question would be "How is it NOT legal"?

49er

It seems to fit with the statement that only corrective lens' are allowed in the rear sight. So since this is a corrective lens, without magnification, i would say it is legal by the current rules.

Good luck trying to find one of these Sinclair sights at the Brownells website.