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bulldog, My guns are in storage so can't get a photo but here's a description. On an English foresight you often have a small Brass bead on the foresight which I and other file down at an angle so that the light reflection is the same regardless of where the sun is. (A round call of Brass or a dead flat (as in vertical) piece of Brass will change the POI as the light reflection changes even if you do everything the same). All a Diamond sight is is a small diamond INSET into the point of the foresight so that it shines white from the light reflection and as I described above, if done correctly you get the same sight picture / light reflection all of the time. You don't need to use an Expensive Diamond. Hope this helps. 500 Nitro |