NEW Anti Aircraft sites for your 1919A4 Midwest Industries...

[Kali Komrade]

Interested in some new Anti Aircraft sites for you 1919a4 check these out...

http://www.midwestindustriesinc.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_id=120

at 250.00 they aren't cheap but there products are well thought out...

[1919_4_ME]

Damn those look pretty good.:green:

[Slick]

I wanted some AA sights, but didn't want to spend quite so much. I found these at IMA USA->


(The rear sight)
http://www.ima-usa.com/product_info.php/products_id/1059

(The front)
http://www.ima-usa.com/product_info.php/products_id/1430

I actually like them a lot and think for the price - they're an outstanding deal. My only complaint is that the front comes poorly painted and needs to be parkerized to match the rear one..

[Dan Wilson]

I agree, for the price I like IMA's offerings.

Last time I looked I think there were two different styles of AA sights there.

Dan
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v721/FTFFTW/fire.jpg

[Kali Komrade]

True they are nice they look a little cheesy did you buy those Slick or do you just have them in mind...
The one benefit that I like about midwest was the fact that they folded now AA this minute regular sites the next... :green:

[Dan Wilson]

The IMA rear sight folds as well, go from blade sight to aircraft sights!

Dan

[Slick]

True they are nice they look a little cheesy did you buy those Slick or do you just have them in mind...

I actually bought them almost two years ago (when I still had a job). The rear sight is actually quite nice and has a detent-ball that "clicks" it into place and is finished nicely. In the "down position", it works perfectly with the original rear sight on the gun. Flipped up - it's perfect in using the front-mounted post.

The front sight just needs a "method to locate it properly" to re-zero the gun after removing and re-mounting it. You could just unscrew the post.. However, I'v decided that once I get it sighted back in - to drill a 1/8th hole through the clasp and shroud. That way I can use one of my broken 1/8th drill-bit shanks to locate the sight while I tighten the locking nut.

If you're looking at getting these and need me to post some pix - let me know.

[Kali Komrade]

Well... If one day you have the hankering to mount them up and shoot a picture that would be great... I've never seen the IMA Usa ones mounted up yet... I saw those Midwest industries and thought they'd look good on a side project I have going... I had no idea the Ima usa one folded down on the rear one...