Identify these sights
The first is marked: - PAT.JAN.29.1901-
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The second has no markings that I can see:
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The third also has no markings that I can see:
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Any info as to manufacturer, gun used on, and value will be appreciated! Thanks, Gunswapper
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The second has no markings that I can see:
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The third also has no markings that I can see:
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Any info as to manufacturer, gun used on, and value will be appreciated! Thanks, Gunswapper
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well to ME and i am not expert they look like a few rear sights i have on some of my old guns
1. O.F mossberg 22 cal
2. savage 20/22 o&U
3. glendfield (marlin) model 60 22cal
there alot of mid 50-60's area 22, 410, so on small game guns that used a similar rear sight like that so possiblitys are really endless but those listed about are as close as i can get u i will update the O.F mossberg and other guns model numbers in the AM when i can dig them out0 -
They resemble sights from an old sheridan or daisy bb gun. Best 0 -
The first sight is a Winchester sight, and it was used on the Models 1890 and 1906.
The second sight is also a Winchester sight, and it was used on the Model 1904.
I do not recognize the third sight, but I very much suspect that it was also used on a .22 caliber rimfire rifle.0 -
#3 looks like it's from a 50's model Browning Auto 22, the one with the "thumb wheel" rear sight. 0 -
Thanks! 0 -
#1 is a winchester 1890/1906
#2 is a remington 722 and maybe 721
#3 is a 22 rifle sight but I can't remember which one.0
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