Videos tagged with Skinner Sights
This guide details the process of repairing and completing the stock of an H&R Model 157 rifle, focusing on common issues like cracked wrists and missing butt plates. It also touches upon potential upgrades like Skinner Sights. The information is presented with the authority of an experienced firearms journalist, offering practical advice for owners of these vintage firearms.
This guide details the gunsmithing process for creating a custom single-shot rifle chambered in .357 Magnum/.38 Special, built on a CVA Hunter platform. The process involves significant machining, including re-barreling with a custom octagonal barrel and installing specialized sights. The resulting rifle demonstrates impressive accuracy.
This episode delves into the enduring utility of peep (aperture) sights, challenging the notion that modern technology has rendered them obsolete. Andy Larsson of Skinner Sights explains the fundamental principle of peep sights: simplifying aiming by allowing the shooter's eye to automatically center the front sight within the aperture. The discussion covers various aperture sizes, their applications in hunting and competition, and the inherent reliability and accuracy potential of these seemingly simple sighting systems.











