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    No2 mk4 sight aperture

    I have a Parker Hale converted trainer that has the graduated markings on volley peep sight. What is the correct PH aperture to equip it with, apologies but I can't seem to find my book and it didn't come up in search.
    I know some of you have these, do they function well or is it just collectors item? Are they unobtanium like rocking horse poop? What would fair price be?
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    It's actually quite inconvenient, as you can't fold it down with the plate adjusted to hit the mark and you can't put it in a gun slip with the thing still standing up. It's also difficult to reproduce the setting with the exactitude needed to punch the middle in a rimfire target. I traded this one off to someone for something-or-other.


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