Remington UML sights

[Arhoades]

I just got one of these, the one with the B&C stock and am finding very limited options on sights. In Washington we can’t use a scope. I did find this:

FINALLY! After-Market Iron Sights for the Remington 700 Ultimate Muzzle Loader!

There should be a Buyer Beware disclaimer!! If you plan on buying a Remington 700 Ultimate Muzzle Loader, and you plan on shooting iron/open sights, you may not wish to purchase the model 86960 with the Bell and Carlson stock. If you live and hunt in Colorado or Utah where it is against the law...

www.longrangehunting.com

Does anyone know of any other options?

 

[rmanwill]

Sorry no help. I researched that a few years ago and that is why I bought the laminated stock rifle and not the B&C stock. Same weight and same price (maybe even a few dollars less) but comes from factory with sights. Took them off and have in muzzleloader box when needed for other states.

 

[Rhansen1]

There’s a site called the seeAll that sits on top of a Picatinny rail. I have no experience with it looks interesting.

 

[hntnfool]

Here is a picture of a setup I put together myself using Leupold QR bases, you can change between scope and peep sight in a minute. If you are interested I’ll dig up the specifics of what I used

 

[Arhoades]

Here is a picture of a setup I put together myself using Leupold QR bases, you can change between scope and peep sight in a minute. If you are interested I’ll dig up the specifics of what I used

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Yes please, very interested!

 

[hntnfool]

PM sent

 

[SureShot]

I use the See All and it works great.

 

[BIGJOHNT]

Here you go a adjustable peep sight for you muzzleloader.

 

[jaysteele]

Here is a picture of a setup I put together myself using Leupold QR bases, you can change between scope and peep sight in a minute. If you are interested I’ll dig up the specifics of what I used

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are you removing your rear peep when you change to your scope?

 

[Dark2Dark]

I used the SeeAll sight one year and it was… effective.

It did not really give me the precision I wanted at longer ranges. And, while it does not contain any glass, and does not magnify the target, it has a piece of magnifying plastic in it, which made it a little gray for me as far as Washington legality.

I switched over to a more traditional peep sight with front globe and it sucks in low light conditions. So, I’m still looking for the ideal combo.

I am using it in Utah next week so it currently has a scope on it. Then I have ML deer in Oregon where I have to use a different ML, anyway. So, I probably have till next year to figure it out.