Hartford front sight

[Don McDowell]

Sounds like you've really got that little 40 working good.
Antelope season will be along before you know it.

[Stephen Borud]

Yes Sir, I can't wait. I have my wife talked into shooting a deer with it too. Gonna be a good year of meat.

Stephen

[J.B.]

Here is your sight Kurt. My lovely will send it to you this week.

Stephen

.. That's one very nice piece of gear there. Imagine it gives quite a sharp front sight image. Must drop the globe off the front of my 50/ 70 and see what I can accomplish with a blade

[Kurt]

Stephen that is a fine piece of work for sure!! It will go right on my Hartford and it will be used for the Buff this fall.

Kurt

[Mike]

Stephen that is a fine piece of work for sure!! It will go right on my Hartford and it will be used for the Buff this fall.

Kurt

Kurt, I can't wait to get the full report! Good hunting.

[Stephen Borud]

Thanks Guys, good luck Kurt.

Stephen

[Stephen Borud]

Kurt, your sights on its way.

Stephen

[Kurt]

Stephen.

It should be home by the time I get home We took the cookie munchers 5 and 7 year old Grand Daughters camping with the Gypsy Wagon for a few days. They sure are fun being with us. I just wish I could still keep up with them That sight will get hammered on as soon as I get home for sure.
Thank you.

Kurt

[Stephen Borud]

Perfect Kurt. One other thing. The sight is tapered, so one side will slide in further then the other by hand and that's the way it should go in. I use a raw hide hammer then finish installing it with a hammer and brass drift.

Enjoy

[Kurt]

Perfect Kurt. One other thing. The sight is tapered, so one side will slide in further then the other by hand and that's the way it should go in. I use a raw hide hammer then finish installing it with a hammer and brass drift.

Enjoy

Great. no I wont use a ballpeen hammer and center punch