Crosman LPA MIM Rear Sight Guns with a Steel Breech

I put this rear sight on my IWI Jerico 941 as the original has no elevation adjustment. Fits well and solved my problem. Great sight, well made!

I bought this on faith, I installed it and used it.It is good for function, but have found the same sight for less than half the price.I returned, reordered and am happy with the exact same sight, just cheaper. It is a good sight at a reasonable price. It's just that when resellers keep bumping up prices gradually, we all loose. Keep calling out the resellers and pit them all against each other, I just did and won again.

This site I got for my 2240 on my steel breach. The sight works fine and easy to install but way over priced in my opinion.I would say this should sell for $30 max.

I chose this for a Crosman 1377 pellet pistol. It requires the Crosman Steel Breech upgrade. This give you the same sight picture you might have with many commonly available semi-auto pistols. The only drawback is that the range of elevation adjustment is a little limited for the OEM front sight. Otherwise it's a great way to practice the same presentation you might see if you have a carry piece.

This sight is a significant improvement over the original gun sighting system. The dove tall mounting allows additional left/right adjustment that I needed to align my sights to point of impact. The sight its self has adjustment for elevation and windage but the windage movement is best for fine adjustment. Additional alignment can be done by losing the set screws use for locking the dove tail mounting and shifting the entire sight until close. Then locking it in place and using the windage adjustment for additional fine tuning of the sight. Elevation travel seemed to have more than enough movement to bring my pistol into pin point alignment.

Very nice sight, be patient in situating the two set screws!

Much improved over the stock sight. Pops didn't want a scope on his pest control 2240 as most shots are closer range and both my parents are liking this thing. Using a stick front sight with the tip painted white, just the tip...

Dovetail required very little sanding to fit, but the rear of the sight had to be filed down to drop down into the slot on the slide when adjusting elevation.