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Are any of these Winchester front sights? |
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colreed
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Posted: Aug 16 2022 at 10:58am |
All are type l. None have any code stamped on them.
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carbinekid
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The middle and right are. I don’t think the left is.
I’ve noticed another trait of WRA sights. The bottom of the loop will have a sort of hump in it. You’ll see it if you look at them head on.
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colreed
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Thanks, Kyle.
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New2brass
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CCNL 230-9 has a drawing of the Win sight features. That hump may not be a consistent feature over carbine production.
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colreed
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Yes, Dan,
I reviewed ccnls58,188,336,32,268,343,40,230, and 372. A lot of vagueness and subtlies, but I'll get there. Thanks.
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