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    Identifying Micrometer Sights

    Can anyone assist me in identifying this sight. The owner states it on a Camp Perry special in 308. Thoughts.Attachment 58009. Thanks for your assistance. Bob
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    the complete sight you have pictured is a Redfield Palma sight,,
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    Identifying Micrometer Sights

    Looks like a Redfield International rear sight. The Palma attaches the iris below the horizontal slide and the International attaches the iris above the horizontal slide.
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