BSA No8 Aperture Sight With Parker 6 Hole Adjustable Iris

[RichardH]

Gentlemen

Have come across the above bolted to a martini target rifle I have to chop up.

What do they go for these days?

Cheers!

[chieffool]

i'm sure someone will chip in with a likely value - but without pics hard to identify which one, and hence relevance to attaching to a 'vintage' airgun.
If you have a look at the link below, it shows the range from an original brochure. Bearing in mind the different sizes (which are obviously intended for different rifles) - which is it?
http://www.rifleman.org.uk/BSA_sight...sories.htm#No8

[edbear2]

Hi Richard, there are several P/H variations, so more info needed, but between £65-£100+ on a good day on that auction site.

ATB, Ed

(do a completed / sold listings search)

[harry mac]

What's so wrong with the BSA that it needs chopping up?

[pegasus]

What's so wrong with the BSA that it needs chopping up?

Probably beyond economic repair.

[Abasmajor]

Hi,

I would agree with Ed's estimation of around £60-£100 for a private sale, but would probably go nearer the higher end due the six hole eyepiece.

Regards

Brian

[Garvin]

i'm sure someone will chip in with a likely value - but without pics hard to identify which one, and hence relevance to attaching to a 'vintage' airgun.
If you have a look at the link below, it shows the range from an original brochure. Bearing in mind the different sizes (which are obviously intended for different rifles) - which is it?
http://www.rifleman.org.uk/BSA_sight...sories.htm#No8

IIRC, the one with the shortest stem is not suitable for fitting to prewar BSA air rifles, due to having insufficient vertical adjustment.