Iron sights

[tommynealy]

I’m currently shooting a T/C Venture with a scope. I do not have the open sights for this gun so I will need to buy some for Colorado muzzleloader season. Any recommendations on a good set?


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[Jim Carr]

Yes Williams adjustable rear peep and a fiber optic front sight. Be sure to mount the rear peep as far back as possible.

 

[elkduds]

When I could no longer see well through my Lyman peep, I switched to Williams ghost ring sights. I found the day glo ghost ring rear sight did not need to be mounted as far back as the peep, because it has a much larger opening to look through. You can put the rear sight on your scope rail.

Good luck. Sept. in CO is spectacular.

 

[Mainmechanic]

+1 for the Williams ghost ring sights.

 

[psirus7]

I’ve got the same issue as Tommy, but no front sight post mounting options on my Arrowhead UML. Would this work?

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[txhunter581]

For some reason, I am thinking that sight is not legal in Colorado, but can’t remember for sure. I think the lens made it not legal

4. Sights: Any muzzle-loading rifle or smoothbore musket with any sighting device other than open or “iron” sights is prohibited

 

[bird35]

Yes Williams adjustable rear peep and a fiber optic front sight. Be sure to mount the rear peep as far back as possible.

I run this same set up on a cva accura. It works great for me.

 

[txhunter581]

When I could no longer see well through my Lyman peep, I switched to Williams ghost ring sights. I found the day glo ghost ring rear sight did not need to be mounted as far back as the peep, because it has a much larger opening to look through. You can put the rear sight on your scope rail.

Good luck. Sept. in CO is spectacular.

I changed out the standard peep with the Williams “twilight peep”. Bigger hole than a standard peep but not as big as a ghost ring.