These little details elevate your KIT | Investarms Flintlock Gemmer Hawken Kit Part 15 The Rear Sight

In this video, we're jumping to the sight set up on this Investarms Gemmer Hawken Kit. The kit comes with a semi-traditional buckhorn rear sight that offers a little adjustment. While this sight isn't the same as seen on an original Gemmer Hawken from the late 19th century, it offers modern muzzleloading hunters a way to have an adjustable sight in a more traditional package. I'll break down how to disassemble this sight, and how to polish each piece as we prepare for metal finishing.

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