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    WRA FRT Sight ?

    The frt sight I have slipped on the end of this barrel is a known Winchester.

    Question is- Is the sight fixed to this barrel also a WRA?
    The best I can tell from the shape of the outer ears, this second one has the same rounded slope. Milling on the outside looks very similiar.
    Though it doesn't show a complete finger nail style milling pattern behind the sight blade.
    Sight in question is the stepped ledge style also.

    Looking for your thoughts..........
    Sight in question is ....
    1st pic- On the left
    2nd picture- on the right
    3rd picture- on the bottom
    4th picture- on the bottom

    Thx,
    Charlie-painter777





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    For another example,
    WRA- N marked- TR marked Rock Ola

    HTH,
    Charlie-painter777


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    Lyman made front sights have a distinct profile. The rest is immaterial.

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    Sight in Question

    Quote Originally Posted by BrianQ View Post
    Lyman made front sights have a distinct profile. The rest is immaterial.
    It's that profile I'm trying to compare on the 2 sights in the first post.
    Just trying to verify if I may have another Lyman made sight on my hands.

    Charlie-painter777

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    Relax Guys...

    I've been slammed with PM's and E-mails about Brians statement "The rest is immaterial"
    He's been helpful by pointing out the obvious, that the partial finger nail milling marks.. etc have nothing to do with whether or not it's a Lyman/WRA frt sight.
    It's the distinct profile found on Lyman made sights that should be used to identify them, not the milling or lack of milling scars.
    Thanks for your concerns, but we're good.

    Regards,
    Charlie

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    Not you Charlie, but it sounds like a bunch of gossiping old women with nothing better to do.

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    I think guys read an ATTACK in it.
    Partly my fault,
    To much long winded info posted at 2am.
    Everyone needs to relax.

    Regards,
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    Quote Originally Posted by painter777 View Post
    I think guys read an ATTACK in it.
    Partly my fault,
    To much long winded info posted at 2am.
    Everyone needs to relax.

    Regards,
    Charlie
    Reading comprehension might be an issue. I guess there are some that can’t equate “the rest” as meaning the remaining of the features of the sight.

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    While you're here Brian

    Can you carefully describe these key features for us, I'm too lazy to do the rest...........
    .........................just kidding!

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