It seems that one would catch a lot of glare from the front sight blade, or am I mistaken on that?
If glare is the case, how have you dealt with, or corrected, the issue?
If glare is the case, how have you dealt with, or corrected, the issue?
Sheridan About the Silver Streak front sight
- Thread starter Chuck-in-Ohio
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The front sight on a Silver Streak can be an advantage or disadvantage. Depending on the lighting. Just like a blackened sight is. On a dark target it’s an advantage. Opposite of a black one. I as a whole prefer the silver one. The newer model Sheridan/Benjamin have a serration on them and they are more robust. Making them even nicer.
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My Silver Streak actually had orange paint on it from a prior owner when I got it. I took it off figuring I could always put it or whatever other color I might want back on it later if it became an issue.
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Thanks for the input.
I have never shot a Silver Streak myself, and had in my mind that I could just blacken the face of the blade if it was an issue.
I asked, because there are some clever thinkers here, and wanted to see what workarounds had been implemented.
Thanks again!
I have never shot a Silver Streak myself, and had in my mind that I could just blacken the face of the blade if it was an issue.
I asked, because there are some clever thinkers here, and wanted to see what workarounds had been implemented.
Thanks again!
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poor eyes here i used a shiny silver metallic tape (used in duct work) . cut a sliver thin piece to put on the front sight post .
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