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Shotgun bead
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Have you tried searching Numrich?
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18 Ventura
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I ordered one of these about 2 weeks ago. Not sure about sizing for your gun, but this product is wonderful:
Remington Ivory Bead Front Sight, Threaded
PS - I also saw some "drop-in" beads while I was searching for mine. Maybe that's what you need rather than a threaded bead.
Remington Ivory Bead Front Sight, Threaded
PS - I also saw some "drop-in" beads while I was searching for mine. Maybe that's what you need rather than a threaded bead.
Big Duke Six
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Brownells maybe?
greencobra
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no gunsmiths in your area? these guys buy various size shotgun beads by the pound, any one of them will sell you one and probably put it on while you wait for nothing.
icyclefar
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Sometimes you can get lucky.
Look for some of those plastic headed pins at a sewing supply store. I've seen some used as replacement beads and the size match was perfect.
Otherwise, go the gunsmith route.
Look for some of those plastic headed pins at a sewing supply store. I've seen some used as replacement beads and the size match was perfect.
Otherwise, go the gunsmith route.
JimO
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Try here, they have all sorts:
connecticutshotgun.co
Beads & Sights For Shotguns - Shotgun Accessories For Sale
Shop our collection of beads and sights. We carry product from only the finest manufacturers throughout the world. Click now to discover what we offer!
connecticutshotgun.co
Good idea!
Just thought I would let you know it took me a while to find same diameter .1 Just epoxied in yesterday looks original. Thanks for the idea.
These actually work very well. I still have the bead on my double barrel but it was very hard to pick up when upland bird hunting and something like a woodcock or grouse is flushed. I can hardly miss with this thing in place.
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I like them too. The notch that the stock bead fits into eliminates rotation unless hit hard. Never moves during range time of field time...
Bright as hell for a non-trillium sight.
Bright as hell for a non-trillium sight.
Wickedcoolname
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I have those on a couple of my shotguns. Excellent sight for next to nothing.
