Turned and threads cut.
And cut off.
Slotting.
The lower base hole needed to be elongated.
As did the shim.
A tiny vise holds the sight blade (? insert?) and I slot it deeper.
And mill the top down. The goal was to have it roughly in the middle of the adjustment range when the rifle was zeroed at 10 yards.
I slapped some paint on the exposed aluminum. Mounted solidly. I think I could get away without using a shim if I could overlook the gap between the barrel and the base.
a bunch of shots to sight it in and then 5 shots in a row (only at 7 yards...too dark outside) pretty much on center.
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