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I'll have to bookmark this for posterity. This is a great thread. I am wondering if you could use the correct size tube in which to mount the stone. Then leave the muzzle end open and cut some windows in the tube top if necessary for more light. Thanks for all the pictures. I see that my 412 and my 1895 45-70 will both need these sights. I will get into some pretty dark brushy places on the hunt. Morning and evening it will be a help to seeing the front sight. Rustyzipper
Certainly, a tube mounting is possible. And yes, it could be windowed, so to speak. Another possibility is to actually use a 4 to 6 prong mounting - but with the real possibility of loss of the stone if it receives a good bash.
On the other hand, there is the possibility of using a diamond as a window, as it were, and using ^%*^*&% as a light source. Hmmmmm --- I'll have to give this some thought.
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