Sight Recognition

[Loy Hamilton]

Anyone ID this one

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[Jim Tarleton]

Isn't that a Krag sight? I have one just like it.

Jim

[Loy Hamilton]

Isn't that a Krag sight? I have one just like it.

Jim

Jim

That's right I was thinking about this type.

[Loy Hamilton]

a sight more moving parts than the other one

[Gary L. Bush]

Loy'
Please show a few more pictures and tell us more about your Bassel and Blenkner rear sight. Thanks for sharing

Gary L. Bush

[Gary L. Bush]

Another niffty sight that did not make the grade.
Gary L. Bush

[Jim Tarleton]

Now those are interesting sights. How about a little history on those puppies?

Jim

[Rick the Librarian]

The Krag sight originally displayed is a Model 1901; the one on your rifle is probably a 1902.

[Gary L. Bush]

The Warner Objective Sight was patented by Robert Warner and Adolph Niedner January 1914 .
Sight was tested without recomendation of adoption.
Hopefully Loy will give us some infomation on his Bassel And Blenkner sight.
Gary L. Bush

[Jim Tarleton]

It is such an improvement, I wonder why it was rejected? Too complicated for quick manufacturing?

Jim