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Question about BSA no. 9 sight
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03-28-2023 12:30 PM
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The No9 sights I have seen are not quite vertical, but much more vertical than yours.
More info here ;
https://www.rifleman.org.uk/BSA_sigh...cessories.html
Mine are not the best, but they are not too bad. I can think of lots of Enfields I'd rather have but instead of constantly striving for more, sometimes it's good to be satisfied with what one has...
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Hi, I've got a no. 9 sight that replaces the peep sight on a MLE, it fits directly to the rifle with no fixing plate and folds down when not in use. Not sure of the sub model but it's definitely a number 9. Anyhoo, it does lean slightly forward in use, however the horizontal arm with the peep is angled slightly to suit so it's parallel with the bore.
Hope that helps, Jon.
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Yes perfectly correct as the others have already stated, I've owned two of them over the years and you're not the first with the same query.
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I only had one Alf Parker sight and it had that lean but I never did shoot it.
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Here’s is a bsa Parker sight with bsa plate , i also have a mues and central and 2 other agp sights
Last edited by smerdon42; 03-28-2023 at 11:58 PM.
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Pics
Hey guys here are some pics
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Thank you all for the photos. I've decided to proceed with purchasing it. I really do love these sights. Interesting point about the possibility of it being a Mues sight base. I know that BSA and parker made "close up" plates but this is not marked as either but instead has a broad arrow and MA (Lithgow
?) stamp. Perhaps from a cadet trainer or military issued (sniper?) rifle.
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Lithgow
made for target shooting
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