Windage globe sight

[Kevin Alexander]

There aren't to many to choose from with windage that are NRA legal for silhouette, Like the high power match rifles use or the Olympic matches.

For Silhouette I would go with just a regular globe with out the windage. With a Buffalo Soule you have 44 MOA of windage on either side and if you need 44 MOA of windage the rams would blow over from that much wind
I never had full windage in my Soule sights to run out of adjustment at some of the good Montana breezes 30 MPH plus at the gong matches

I shoot in Kansas. 40 mph cross wind can occur, or stronger. 20 to 30 in the summer is usual. Yes, some of the rams do blow over, that's normal also.
Like I said, I need a new front globe sight anyway. I am not buying a new Soule sight for $500, especially when I've got a good Baldwin.