WrongHanded
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This is based on the rear sights for Ruger revolvers such as the Redhawk, Blackhawk, and GP100.
Assuming all rear sights are bottomed out on adjustment how do the BCA Rough Country, Target, and stock Ruger sights compare for height off the frame?
If I remember correctly, when I installed the Rough Country on my Redhawk, I had to bottom the sight out to hit POA. The stock rear sights were slightly above that point, maybe half a turn on the elevation screw. But perhaps their Target sight is slightly lower?
Assuming all rear sights are bottomed out on adjustment how do the BCA Rough Country, Target, and stock Ruger sights compare for height off the frame?
If I remember correctly, when I installed the Rough Country on my Redhawk, I had to bottom the sight out to hit POA. The stock rear sights were slightly above that point, maybe half a turn on the elevation screw. But perhaps their Target sight is slightly lower?
