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XS Sights Big Dot Tritium Orange Bead on Plain Barrel
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2021
- In this episode of Gun Stock Reviews we take a look at the XS Sights Big Dot Tritium Orange Bead on Plain Barrel.
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...mine just arrived a few hours ago via that big river in Brazil...this tutorial is excellent!!!
Cool!! Glad you got one!!
Nice Yamil.
Thanks for watching!! This bead works great
Can this sight be used on a barrel that is absent of a bead?
Yes, if it's a round barrel, you can!! Now, is there a hole in the barrel for a bead?? if not, the Gunsmith can drill and Tap the barrel to put the included bead for the mount.
I've put a couple of these on Remington 870 barrels and it's a great improvement but what I'm wondering is how do I remove them when the tritium gets old in about ten to twelve years?
That is a great question, I would have to ask Marty that one!!
Use a heat gun to break down the epoxy.
@@thews9237 I will ask Marty, but I doubt a Heat Gun can break JB!!! It's used in Guns, that get mighty hot.
In 10 years buy a new barrel. You wanted that new ported one anyway, right?
A heat gun will break down JB Weld. After removing the sight use rubbing alcohol and a wire brush to remove the JB Weld residue. Then install a new sight.
Hello Yamil! How has the sight held up since install?
Still holding and heck, I was working on this gun and I dropped the barrel, and it's still holding tight!!
Hey guys, looking to get one of these for my 870 12.5” barrel. It has a bead but shoots very high, I’m thinking this taller sight would bring down the poi. Can you tell me how tall this xs sight is? Appreciate it. Thank you.
I would reach out to XS about that, I don't know how high the 870 sights are, I don't have a set.
JB Weld and other modern 2-part epoxy’s changed the game on parts of our gunsmithing world that’s for sure! No more silver braising! Looks good Yamil! Would love to go learn some smithing from Marty as he knows/does a lot of it that I don’t do myself do to not enough experience in those realms to tooling etc, but family circumstances would prevent leaving the area. At any rate, he seems like a great smith that puts the work above everything else, as all of us should do; but sadly they don’t! Can’t wait to see any follow ups! Take cere Yamil!
Thanks for your comments, yes, Marty is a superb Gunsmith with great skills and dedication to his craft!! He would make a great teacher!
@@yrsued yeah the majority of my smithing experience and training is military related. Went to GM (gunners mate) A school and learned how to work on a range of military small arms from M9’s/870’s and AR15’s to 240B and .50cal machine guns, as well as larger weapons systems. All the other guns I’ve worked on I learned on my own since I was much younger and working on friends/family’s guns. Always been interested in 1911 work and revolvers. I’ve done some work with trigger jobs and hand fitting, but nothing like learning hands on!
I always love the videos you have when you’re at Enloe Customs with Marty! Lol so yeah, would love to see ya do more videos with Marty actually doing some smithing! I know it’s hard with CommieTubes fascist laws, but one can hope! Hope the fam is doin good! Thanks Yamil!
@@KendrasEdge757 That is a GREAT Start for Gunsmithing. Military Armorers learn the basic functioning of the guns, how the parts go together and how to diagnose problems. The Custom guys in the military, like the USMC 2112's in Quantico, they learn how to make guns BETTER!! Like KC Crawford!! He's a master!!
Civilian Custom Smiths are there to create unique guns, they take it several steps above that!!
@@yrsued yeah we learn how they work, how to KEEP them working, and how to repair them when they break. As well as how to order parts and clean, clean, clean lol and some of us, learn how to be SAI’s, small arms instructors too. Of course you can go further into it on the military marksmanship units as well, but that wasn’t me. A lot of great civilian smiths as well for sure. Most of the gunsmith “schools” that are mail-based or internet based are garbage ripping people off and that always upsets me when I see their commercials. There’s some great hands on schools though that put out some phenomenal smiths and bring in some to help instruct.
@@KendrasEdge757 The best way to learn is hands on with someone that knows their craft!!
Can this sight be used with the ghost ring from XS big dots?
I honestly doubt it, I don't think it's tall enough to be used with the Ghost Ring!!
@@yrsued thank you Yamil. Any suggestions on what would work with the XS ghost ring sight? I will also be adding a red dot of some sort to my Mossberg 930 but I want something more than a bead for backup sighting system.
@@DownRange556 Talk to the guys at Vang, they can silver Solder a Front Sight and then you can use a Ghost Ring, like I did on my 870. BTW, my 870 is now 63 years old. Vang can do anything on guns of any age!!
@@yrsued thank you. I will reach out to them. Once the shotgun is in my hand and I run it a bit I’ll see what mods I want to do. Thanks! Keep the vids coming!
@@DownRange556 Glad I could help. I like the work Vang does, they have been doing it for years and they do good work.
If i do this to a benelli m4, and have fat range day, will the epoxy fail?
To this day, 2) yers of using it, I have never seen JB Weld fail, but there is always a first time.
@@yrsued IMO, shotguns work best with a bead sight.
Im thinking about doing this to my benelli m4, but ive never seen anyone else do it, so im in uncharted waters.
Im just debating if its worth doing beforehand
@@paralyzdtheory Like I said, the thing here is the bond with the JB Weld and I have trusted JB Weld a for a very long time now, I'm very happy with the way this sight has performed so far. I like the fact that if you want, you can actually remove the JB Weld, but it does take an effort to do that!! Eventually you will have to replace the tritium sight when it dies
Dude on the left is shady 🙂
YES< I AM!!
What's the point of putting on a 12 year tritium sight permanently on a barrel?
Why not?? It is NOT permanent, JB Weld Does come off, I have taken it off often enough. But 12 years is NOT set in stone, the Orange is still there.
yall didnt show off the finished result -___-
Becausse tghe result is in a different Video
Results are on a separate video