








if I was going to install a peep sight like the one pictured above, if at all possible, I'd leave the buckhorn rear sight .... that's the way I have mounted peep sights and I have found that having 3 sights really helpsWhaler wrote:Took a few minutes today and installed the Skinner. Wish every task was so easy to do.

+1.Sir Henry wrote:Sure is purdy.
That's a fact, Jack. Henry, if you're reading this, more Henry models with standard Skinner sights would be a really cool idea.Squatch wrote:Hard to beat the Skinner's on a Henry!
Whaler wrote:Took a few minutes today and installed the Skinner. Wish every task was so easy to do.

Thanks for the helpful tip, PT7. I'll be sure to do that when I get around to upgrading mine.PT7 wrote:... if you ever remove a stock Henry sight from another rifle. Lift up the rear of the buckhorn and wedge any kind of rag between the sight and the barrel...I've actually doubled a rag because that buckhorn has quite a bit of pressure against the barrel. Anyway, this will help to lessen chance of scratches.

You know, I have thought the same thing, ditto.ditto1958 wrote:That's a fact, Jack. Henry, if you're reading this, more Henry models with standard Skinner sights would be a really cool idea.Squatch wrote:Hard to beat the Skinner's on a Henry!

on the one hand that could be a good thingWhite Squirrel wrote:ditto1958 wrote:Maybe what Henry could do is start offering a gift certificate with the purchase of every Henry that could be used either in the Henry store or at Skinner sights. Just a thought.
rfkhunter wrote:range report?

rfkhunter, I think you may have misread the meaning of the comment. I think he was paying you a compliment. We do enjoy range reports and the fact that your first post was asking for one fits right in with all of us.rfkhunter wrote:Lol, really? I'm so sorry my curiosity about how the sight performed for him is upsetting to you as being my first post. lmao seriously