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hi, folks i'm trying to find a higher sight blade for my M94/14 carbine. i have a +0.5 on it and it shoots high i'guess i need the +.75 ??? the only place i found these, wants 14.50 to ship a 8.00 sight, i ain't ready for that yet, i'm kind of cheap any sugestions on where to get one. not a mauser person, but fun little gun to shoot. TIA and Semper Fi
I'm kinda cheap too, but sometimes you just have to suck it up and open up your wallet and let the moth's see some daylight.
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I have a well-equipped workshop. Sometimes I make small items myself, things that are in the hen's teeth category, like screws for wierd threads. But if you think through the operations required to mill a foresight blade with the dovetail, then it makes sense to bite the bullet - or rather, your wallet - and buy the thing, before spending an entire weekend hacking it out of the solid.
Patrick
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I got a higher front sight for a Swed on Ebay for about $10.00 with shipping
Sellers ID is gunpartscorp (Numrich Gun Parts Corporation )
guys i got a line on one, for 10.00 shipped, the moths are staying in the wallet. Semper Fi
Am I to understand that $22.50 and the moths fly but $10 and they stay in? I think $85 for 20 rounds (8.15X46) they not only fly they migrate to another planet. And hang it on the wall and they stay in so nice and warm..............and I don't even drink.....well not much anyway.
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Well, I wouldn't want to disturb your moths, so I already gave you an alternative suggestion, if you get cases and bullets for a 32-40 and apply a bit of DIY!:thup:
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Shame on you if you do that!:(
Go on DaveN, give it a try!
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I collect them okay I just have a hard time getting going when it comes to shooting them. Pat when I do you will be the first to know.
The m/94 carbines use a Vee front blade. The m/96 and m/38 use a square top front blade so they are not interchangeable between m/94 and m/96. I doubt you'll find a correct Swedish Vee front blade so you'll have to buy a m/96 blade and file it to shape.
Dutch
Dutchman, I haven't got an M94, so I can't try it out myself, but could a very ordinary (and thus easier to obtain) Mauser K98 blade be fitted? It would have the V profile, which is tedious to file and not so easy to achieve symmetry. A '98 blade might be slightly different in the dovetail, but a touch of peening/filing on the blade is easy to do. Easier than filing up the V. And the '98 blades are available in different heights (at least, they are here).
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