Stallings Machine Rightsight.

[ROB8IE]

Is Stallings Machine still making or selling the Rightsight? I can't find a contact phone number or email on the website.

 

[Doug Beach]

The RightSights are no longer in production.
I make a very similar product, if you’re interested.

 

[ROB8IE]

I am interested! Will you post some pics and details? I'm looking of a .750 base/ tall stem with a 30mm iris.

 

[Doug Beach]

Pictured is the 30mm short stem, for conventional stocks. I also make a tall, for Eliseo/Tubb/AR type stocks, and a medium, which splits the difference. Contact me at
dpbeach at hotmail dot com.

 

[Esoteric Junkie]

Two thumbs up for Doug Beach front sights. VERY well made.

EJ

 

[mgdietrich]

Buy from Doug- his product is superior to the right sight.

 

[jeffp400]

I dont have one but seeing the level on the bottom is an improvement. I have had to put black tape across level on my rightsights level. The creates a glare

 

[carlbernosky]

Two Thumbs-Up for Dougs sight.

 

[ROB8IE]

Thanks everyone that recommended Doug's sight, it arrived today and is awesome! Now, anyone know where to find a 30mm iris?

 

[Doug Beach]

Peter Fiori.
info at competitionequipment dot com

 

[Martin52]

Thanks everyone that recommended Doug's sight, it arrived today and is awesome! Now, anyone know where to find a 30mm iris?

I suggest go with Centra as Gehman no longer make a shade tube to fit their 30mm adjustable iris. You can still get a Centra shade tube.

 

[mgdietrich]

Peter Fiori.
info at competitionequipment dot com

Get the MEC front lenses from Pete as well

 

[Stumpy1]

I dont have one but seeing the level on the bottom is an improvement. I have had to put black tape across level on my rightsights level. The creates a glare

If you want the level on the bottom of your existing RightSight, remove the front sunshade/lens, and the rear iris assembly. Then take out the screws holding the barrel of the sight on the stem. Flip the barrel end for end, and reassemble.
Just like that, your level is now on the bottom.
To be honest, it took me way too long to figure that out...

Hope this is useful,

Frank