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Aftermarket sights for still standard 2240

Started by Hunter2011, October 10, 2013, 02:51:30 PM

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Hunter2011

I have not shot my 2240 yet, still new and will do it over the weekend.
I have read that the standard sights can't be perfectly sighted in. Apparently is shoots high or low, no matter what.
What aftermarket sights can I install on it? I want it to remain open sighted.

crossliner

I dunno if this will work it's the 1 in the plastic pack..It's a Weirauch rear sight from Pyramid..I ordered it for a friend of mine and I am selling it to him lol! Gonna try to mount it on 1 of my Crosman breeches to see if it works..



http://www.pyramydair.com/s/a/Micrometer_Rear_Sight_Fits_Weihrauch_Beeman_HW_Air_Rifles/3541

KevinP

Quote from: Hunter2011 on October 10, 2013, 02:51:30 PM
I have not shot my 2240 yet, still new and will do it over the weekend.
I have read that the standard sights can't be perfectly sighted in. Apparently is shoots high or low, no matter what.
What aftermarket sights can I install on it? I want it to remain open sighted.

Number 1 ... what you didn't shoot it yet ?????????????  !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
number 2 ....   I had no trouble at all with the stock sights ....  right on out of the blister pac.  ....
Kevin
Albany, New York

Hunter2011

Quote from: KevinP on October 10, 2013, 03:34:12 PM
Number 1 ... what you didn't shoot it yet ?????????????  !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
number 2 ....   I had no trouble at all with the stock sights ....  right on out of the blister pac.  ....

1. It is too loud to shoot where I live. I have to wait to get to the farm this weekend. I only got the pistol last week.
2. Thanks, this gives me hope

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Yep, stock sites work fine for me once adjusted. Make sure to bring a small phillips head screwdriver with you to adjust the rear sit blade with.
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BillK

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Quote from: arkmaker on October 10, 2013, 04:16:30 PM
Yep, stock sites work fine for me once adjusted. Make sure to bring a small phillips head screwdriver with you to adjust the rear sit blade with.
& a flat blade for windage adjustment. ;)

Some folks like to put a dab of white paint or something on the front sight to make it stand out better.  Me included.
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BDS

Or put a green fiber-optic on it from Crosman for a couple of bucks, the 760 rifle front sight fits exactly the same as the 22XX stock sight.
Brian

1377x

Quote from: Hunter2011 on October 10, 2013, 04:01:46 PM
1. It is too loud to shoot where I live. I have to wait to get to the farm this weekend. I only got the pistol last week.
2. Thanks, this gives me hope
the noise can be greatly reduced with some common products around the house
you can visit silencertalk.com they have talks about airguns
the things an old left over aspirin bottle can be used for you know ;)
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quickster47 †

Quote from: KevinP on October 10, 2013, 03:34:12 PM
Number 1 ... what you didn't shoot it yet ?????????????  !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
number 2 ....   I had no trouble at all with the stock sights ....  right on out of the blister pac.  ....

Couldn't agree more with this.

There is nothing wrong with the stock sights.  Where are you getting your information?

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1377x

dont think i ever tried open sites on a 22xx but on the 1377 the stock sights had to be modded for zeroing. i didnt have enough left/right adjustment so i turned the head of the screw down and elongated the sight slot. worked like a charm
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Hunter2011

Quote from: quickster47 on October 10, 2013, 06:49:38 PM
Couldn't agree more with this.

There is nothing wrong with the stock sights.  Where are you getting your information?

Carl

I really cannot remember on what forum I read about it, might even be this one :)

BDS

#11
Hunter... there are dozens of influencing factors (most are human related) to whether or not someone thinks the "stock sights" are N/G. Periphreal vision, astygmatism, color perception, depth perception, near or far sighted-ness (lens shape) and on-and-on. Comments like the "stock sights suck" may be more of a comment on the shooters eyesight and marksmanship capabilities than the sights  :D :-*

My eyes are not the best but, with my distance glasses on, I shoot one-hole targets at 10 meters with the stock rear peep and stock fiber optic front sight on my 2289 Backpacker (its the same as the 2289 sight except it has the green light tube in it) :-*

Try it, it's more of a challenge but also more gratifying to shoot one-hole targets with open sights ;)
Brian

Hunter2011

I wonder where I can buy a white fine liner pen? I've never seen one before in local shops but I needed one so many times before for this hobby of ours. I'm thinking something like a Artline 200 but in white

BDS

Walmart, it's white out fluid but it works...

"Bic Wite-Out Shake'n'Squeeze Correction Pen, White, 2 Ct., 2-Pack.The Bic Wite-Out Shake'n'Squeeze Correction Pen has a needle point tip for accurate, precise corrections. It has fast drying, premium coverage that dries to a smooth finish. The soft squeeze barrel is for increased control. The formula covers photocopies, faxes, ink, permanent marker, and more. Each Bic Wite-Out Shake'n'Squeeze Correction Pen contains 8-ml of Wite-Out correction fluid."
Brian

Davio

Quote from: Hunter2011 on October 10, 2013, 07:55:44 PM
I wonder where I can buy a white fine liner pen? I've never seen one before in local shops but I needed one so many times before for this hobby of ours. I'm thinking something like a Artline 200 but in white
Or if you REALLY get into it...

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0006O5F4G/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

http://www.amazon.com/Truglo-Paint-Ghost-Glow-Multiple/dp/B000BHNO46/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1381463478&sr=8-3&keywords=truglo+paint

The testors is better than the truglow.  Go figure  ???
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