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    Sight Recognition

    Anyone ID this one
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    Isn't that a Kragicon sight? I have one just like it.

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    67th Company, 5th Marines 1st Sgt. Daniel "Pop" Hunter's response to 1st Lt. Jonas Platt's query "Who is your Commander"?, Torcy side of Hill 142, Belleau Wood, 8:00 am, 6 Jun 1918.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Tarletonicon View Post
    Isn't that a Kragicon sight? I have one just like it.

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    That's right I was thinking about this type.

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    This one looks better...

    a sight more moving parts than the other one

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

    Gary L. Bush

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    Another niffty sight that did not make the grade.
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    Now those are interesting sights. How about a little history on those puppies?

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    The Kragicon sight originally displayed is a Model 1901; the one on your rifle is probably a 1902.
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    Warner Objective Sight

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

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    67th Company, 5th Marines 1st Sgt. Daniel "Pop" Hunter's response to 1st Lt. Jonas Platt's query "Who is your Commander"?, Torcy side of Hill 142, Belleau Wood, 8:00 am, 6 Jun 1918.

    Semper Fidelis!

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