Which Western Precision Sight?

[lintond]

I’m a bit overwhelmed with all the options for Williams sights…

Being a newbie which peep site should I get to pair with the front globe. The micro adjust or the standard peep?

Planning to put on a CVA MR-X for Colorado as its maiden voyage.


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[Gila]

I have the standard peep on a Knight and it is a pita to adjust when sighting in. I recently bought an Optima V3 and installed the micro-adjust. If you install the micro-adj set the elevation and windage to mid-range. Laser bore-sight at 50 yards and it should be close. That was with a 1/4” cheek riser. I suggest buying the .019 green or red fiber optic post for the globe. At 50 yards each click on the micro-adjust was around 1/5 MOA. A Gehmann Iris PH510 will fit the mirco-adjust aperture threads if you are so inclined.

 

[lintond]

I have the standard peep on a Knight and it is a pita to adjust when sighting in. I recently bought an Optima V3 and installed the micro-adjust. If you install the micro-adj set the elevation and windage to mid-range. Laser bore-sight at 50 yards and it should be close. That was with a 1/4” cheek riser. I suggest buying the .019 green or red fiber optic post for the globe. At 50 yards each click on the micro-adjust was around 1/5 MOA. A Gehmann Iris PH510 will fit the mirco-adjust aperture threads if you are so inclined.

I kind of figured the micro would be handy. I curse not having micro when I adjust my bow.

That aperture looks interesting. Is that mainly for a more precise aim/alignment with front sight or better light control?


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[Gila]

Sight alignment. An Iris gives light control but I don’t think I want or need to use it with my current prescription. Blade sights tend to “hide” part of an animal at MZ ranges. The small fiber optic “dot” at the top of the post in the globe contrasts well during sunrise and sunset low light conditions. I like the target knobs for quick adjustments on the micro-adjust version to get sighted in. It is the best solution for me but I am new to MZ like you are.

 

[Matt5266]

I just bought and installed this the other day. Been waiting for the rain to stop so I can go shoot it. Front sight screw on the original front sight was stripped I had to cut the sight off. Ordered the .19 green dot insert that I put in. Installation was easy, hopefully all goes well when I go out

 

[pods8 (Rugged Stitching)]

I've said it repeatedly already (many times) but I like the pic rear rail peep combo (williams and eabco both make one), it provides a long sight radius, higher rear sight option and allows a scope you be put on/off (when legal) without touching the rear open sight.

 

[chicoredneck]

I've got no idea what your marksman capabilities are, but would you say you're much more accurate at 300 or 1000 on any given day?

I just bought and installed this the other day. Been waiting for the rain to stop so I can go shoot it. Front sight screw on the original front sight was stripped I had to cut the sight off. Ordered the .19 green dot insert that I put in. Installation was easy, hopefully all goes well when I go out

I installed and used this sight on a MZ last year. It’s very precise, but does not allow enough light in low light shooting. In fact, that’s a problem with all peep sights I’ve used. I’m considering going back to a notch and blade style sight as you get much better low light performance.

 

[Gila]

I've said it repeatedly already (many times) but I like the pic rear rail peep combo (williams and eabco both make one), it provides a long sight radius, higher rear sight option and allows a scope you be put on/off (when legal) without touching the rear open sight.

The problem with both is that some models of MZs won’t fit either one because the scope base holes are all different dimensions even between models of the same brand. Neither one will fit my Knight Disc Extreme. Williams won’t fit the Accura LRX or MRX. Those are all very popular MZs.

 

[pods8 (Rugged Stitching)]

The problem with both is that some models of MZs won’t fit either one because the scope base holes are all different dimensions even between models of the same brand. Neither one will fit my Knight Disc Extreme. Williams won’t fit the Accura LRX or MRX. Those are all very popular MZs.

I'm 99% sure I have the Williams rear site on my Accura MRX.

 

[Gila]

EABCO does but the front sight height is a consideration.

 

[pods8 (Rugged Stitching)]

EABCO does but the front sight height is a consideration.

I have the EABCO on my optima v2 and the Williams on my accura mrx, both paired with the Williams front globe. No issues.

 

[Gila]

Western Precision - Ace In The Hole (rear only)​

This sight and built-in scope rail are designed for hunters who want to mount a scope but want to use a traditional rear aperture sight after removing their scope. This particular Ace In The Hole is engineered and designed to be paired with our Western Precision front globe sight ONLY. This is not sold as a set and customers must purchase the Western Precision front globe separately. This sight is designed to fit CVA or Traditions inline model muzzleloaders. (EXCLUDES CVA ACCURA LRX & MRX)

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[wind gypsy]

I've said it repeatedly already (many times) but I like the pic rear rail peep combo (williams and eabco both make one), it provides a long sight radius, higher rear sight option and allows a scope you be put on/off (when legal) without touching the rear open sight.

Wish I would have gone this route.

 

[pods8 (Rugged Stitching)]

Western Precision - Ace In The Hole (rear only)
This sight and built-in scope rail are designed for hunters who want to mount a scope but want to use a traditional rear aperture sight after removing their scope. This particular Ace In The Hole is engineered and designed to be paired with our Western Precision front globe sight ONLY. This is not sold as a set and customers must purchase the Western Precision front globe separately. This sight is designed to fit CVA or Traditions inline model muzzleloaders. (EXCLUDES CVA ACCURA LRX & MRX)

And yet that statement in inherently not correct in an absolute because I litterally posted a photo of the williams ace in a hole on a accura mrx.

Maybe they changed them or the accura changed so they no longer are compatible? Dunno. All I know is a couple years ago they were compatible and I posted an example above.

ALSO I posted the Eabco DOES work with the Williams front globe (did they change those too?).

Have you personally paired these items up as you're intent on arguing about them? I will gladly caveat my statements going forward if something changed in the manufacturer of things and you or someone else can personally verify they don't work together anymore.

 

[LFC911]

I just bought and installed this the other day. Been waiting for the rain to stop so I can go shoot it. Front sight screw on the original front sight was stripped I had to cut the sight off. Ordered the .19 green dot insert that I put in. Installation was easy, hopefully all goes well when I go out

I put this same sight on my TC Encore and had to shim the rear sight as i ran out of adjustment w/o a shim. My screw barely caught threads and the peep was still very high up the ramp but i was on target.

 

[Gila]

And yet that statement in inherently not correct in an absolute because I litterally posted a photo of the williams ace in a hole on a accura mrx.

Maybe they changed them or the accura changed so they no longer are compatible? Dunno. All I know is a couple years ago they were compatible and I posted an example above.

ALSO I posted the Eabco DOES work with the Williams front globe (did they change those too?).

Have you personally paired these items up as you're intent on arguing about them? I will gladly caveat my statements going forward if something changed in the manufacturer of things and you or someone else can personally verify they don't work together anymore.

Williams “Ace in the hole” is designed to work with the their front globe. The EABCO is not. In fact if you look closely at the EABCO, the front post height is critical to aligning the peep aperture on the pic rail. Models within brands constantly change. What was then does not necessarily apply to now.

This doesn’t have anything to do with me or what I post. Other than I was placed at “iron sight” ground zero when my Knight started eating primers when I was sighting in for my elk hunt. I literally had an Optima V3 overnighted so I could leave on my hunt. BUT when the Optima arrived, the factory had installed the wrong front post on the gun therefore rendering the sights useless. Not one to give up in a dire situation; I overnighted Williams Western Precision micro-adjust sights with target knobs. The Optima sight install took about 15 minutes. Bore-sighted at 50 yards and the sight adjustment was in the mid-range:

 

[pods8 (Rugged Stitching)]

Williams “Ace in the hole” is designed to work with the their front globe. The EABCO is not. In fact if you look closely at the EABCO, the front post height is critical to aligning the peep aperture on the pic rail. Models within brands constantly change. What was then does not necessarily apply to now.

Do you personally have experience with the EABCO on a CVA to confirm something changed? Because it did work fine before. You said you went with the williams adjsutable sight (nice sight by the way, not bagging on it) but nothing about the eabco.

 

[pods8 (Rugged Stitching)]

The eabco sight is shorter so it close to the top of the ramp but to hit the same height but both the Williams (on a accura mrx) and eabco (on a optima v2) as of a couple years ago both worked with the Williams front globe.