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  • victor1echo
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2008
    • 1155

    S&W 29-2 Rear sight

    I took off the scope from my 29-2 and want replacement rear sight. They are back ordered from s&w. I found one at Bowen Classic ARms, but I do not know which one to get. My pistol is from the 80s I believe, an N prefix, and look like the one here http://www.gunauction.com/search/dis...temnum=9557899 . Any suggestions? Thanks.
    Last edited by victor1echo; 09-30-2012, 7:05 AM.
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    redcliff
    Calguns Addict
    • Feb 2008
    • 5676

    A 29-2 would have the "old style" rear sight. Therefore you'd need to send Bowen your old sight, which apparently you don't have, or call them and give them some measurements. For $129 plus the $45 drilling fee I think I'd pass and search on E-bay or Gunbroker for a S&W rear sight. If you can find an old Behlert rear sight they're quite similar to Bowen's in appearance.
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    • #3
      Dutch Henry
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2012
      • 733

      You might want to try Bolsa Gumsmithing in Westminster, CA. They have long been a Smith & Wesson warranty station and might have the sight you need.
      Trusted since 1964, Bolsa Gunsmithing offers firearm sales, repair, consignment, storage, and custom gunsmith services in Orange County, California.

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      • #4
        victor1echo
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2008
        • 1155

        Also, I should add that I would be happy with a working sight; however, due to the length of where the screw attaches,it may prove difficult. Thanks for the comments.

        For $129 plus the $45 drilling fee I think I'd pass
        I know, you think I was buying a scope at that price. I have not had a rear sight on this bad boy for about a year, and I have been itching to shoot it. Hell I wanted to hunt with it by now. It may prove easier to just buy another rail and scope.

        You might want to try Bolsa Gumsmithing in Westminster, CA
        Thank you I will.

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        • #5
          Dutch Henry
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2012
          • 733

          Got to thinking about another parts source you might try: Jack First Gunshop in Rapid City, South Dakota. I used to buy parts from his shop in Lancaster, CA, before he moved to S.D. You might want to give them a call and see if they can help you out. Check their website: http://jackfirstgun.com/index.php

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