| From: Sasquatch73
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| Date: 26-Sep-22 |
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Can anyone ID this sight. Maybe have a pin or two laying around or can get me in a direction to find one? Thanks for your time.
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| From: Viper
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| Date: 26-Sep-22 |
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It's a Reynolds sight. Try eBay, but the usually come with other bows attached. OR, find some one with a 3D printer.
Viper out.
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 26-Sep-22 |
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Likely someone here will have some old Reynolds pins/brackets or even old sights they can let go.
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| From: Chairman
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| Date: 26-Sep-22 |
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I might have some. Will look after work day is over.
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| From: B.T.
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| Date: 26-Sep-22 |
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Single pin sights were popular in those days. Many had 3-4 pins and we would slide the others up to the top.
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| From: Jon Stewart
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| Date: 26-Sep-22 |
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They take one sight pin which can be a hooded sight and it slides up and down the bracket. I may and extra one but not at home right now. Will look for one when I do get home.
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| From: Sasquatch73
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| Date: 27-Sep-22 |
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Thanks for the input guys! On track again. :))
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