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Is anyone familiar with this particular rear sight that is on a 1896 LE BSA magazine loaded Lee Enfield. I can't find anything that matches this particular sight. The gun came from Canada with Canadian Regimental markings so maybe it is something Canada specific??? Any help would be appreciated.
Best regards,
Eric
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The "slider" is an add on and not factory.
They were used for target shooting.
I have two or three different types and I'm going to assume your rifle is in .303
This is a "Reardon Adjustable Sight Bar" fitted to a service sight leaf for target shooting. Cost Cdn $2.00 c1905.
One of many target sights for the Long Lee by Sutherland, Martin, Parker, BSA, Tippin, Westley Richards etc.
Thanks for the info on the slider being a Reardon target sight. Now I had to decide if I want to find an original sight to bring the rifle back to 100% military configuration of just leave the Reardon sight on. Any thoughts???
Could have been used by a militia regt rifle team since it is on a service rifle. The sight cap was removed when this type of attachment was used.
Is my Reardon sight missing an adjuster on one side?? I can't find anything on the internet for the Reardon sights.
Why don't you ask the bloke that told you on the other forum?
(one of my pet hates, people that post the same thing on several forums)
Missing part is locking knob w/ 4-48 left hand thread. That is why virtually ever one i've see is missing.Quote:
Originally Posted by muffett.2008
natural tightening (RH) spins the knob out of the sight. Must be a few buried at ranges throughout Canada.
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