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.060" is about 1/16" lapping not going to take care of that. Then again the bases could be out. Don't have time right now but some measurement in is order to find out what's wrong, might have to use a different base or modify one of the existing ones.

I applied heat to the head of each screw with a soldering iron and was able to soften the epoxy enough to remove the screws, the bases popped right off, no damage to the blue. I finalized the deal, it's a 95%+ 1968 RS, cost me $500. BTW, the sights I took off were the correct Weaver sights, 68...

A friend is selling a 44 Carbine that from outward appearances is in excellent condition, bluing looks great as does the wood. The serial number is 1228XX, from an online chart I found it was made in 1968. It has the Williams peep sight that is milled into the receiver but also has two Weaver...

A friend is selling a 44 Carbine that from outward appearances is in excellent condition, bluing looks great as does the wood. The serial number is 1228XX, from an online chart I found it was made in 1968. It has the Williams peep sight that is milled into the receiver but also has two Weaver...

A friend is selling a 44 Carbine that from outward appearances is in excellent condition, bluing looks great as does the wood. The serial number is 1228XX, from an online chart I found it was made in 1968. It has the Williams peep sight that is milled into the receiver but also has two Weaver...