s&w model 12 sights
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s&w model 12 sights
i was looking at pics of this lil dude and it has no visible rear sight; im planning to draw sprites based off of it, and while sights aren't necessary to include... i wanna know how those things work so bad damnit
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Re: s&w model 12 sights
This thread should probably be in Editing.
The Model 12 does have a rear sight: the top of the frame is molded (or more likely milled) to form one. You can't see it from the side.
The front sight is visible in that photo, though quite blurry and indistinct.
The Model 12 does have a rear sight: the top of the frame is molded (or more likely milled) to form one. You can't see it from the side.
The front sight is visible in that photo, though quite blurry and indistinct.
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Re: s&w model 12 sights
that's really cool... i wasn't sure whether i'd use the sight or not, it was more of a really, really strong curiosity with the functionalityTrance wrote:This thread should probably be in Editing.
The Model 12 does have a rear sight: the top of the frame is molded (or more likely milled) to form one. You can't see it from the side.
The front sight is visible in that photo, though quite blurry and indistinct.
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Re: s&w model 12 sights
If you're making sprites for the snub-nose version, I wouldn't bother. Revolvers that short aren't typically used at ranges further than spitting distance.