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Quality Hardware Flip Sight
Is this genuine or a repro? I am thinking about changing the rear sight on a QHMC and the wear on this sight would match my receiver pretty close. I'm asking because I don't want to spend that kind of money on a repro.
WW2 M1
CARBINE REAR SIGHT GE-Q
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:IT
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11-06-2010 05:14 PM
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I think it looks good. Looks just like the ones I have that I know are legit.
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the staking differs from mine. mine is like a X, not a O
Last edited by CrossedCannons; 11-06-2010 at 10:19 PM.
Reason: another 1000 words
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$96.01 with a day to go.
I think, way too much for the condition it is in.
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It looks real to me. It looks like a pretty decent example as well, most look like they were removed with a sledge hammer. However, I am not sure if QHMC used that style of staking on the sight pin. The few original QHMC's that i have seen all have the X style staking on the pin. But I havent seen enough to say for sure. It could have been a lateral support sight base to another company. ALso, note that by showing the entire link to a bunch of carbine collectors doesnt help getting the sight for a good price either. If you just post the pictures, you might stand a better chance of getting a good deal.
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Mine has that kind of staking and I am 100% sure mine is legit. That one on eBay is worth more than $96. They usually go for $150 or so......when you can find them.
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[QUOTE=mpd1978;144317]It looks real to me. It looks like a pretty decent example as well, most look like they were removed with a sledge hammer. However, I am not sure if QHMC used that style of staking on the sight pin. The few original QHMC's that i have seen all have the X style staking on the pin. But I havent seen enough to say for sure. It could have been a lateral support sight base to another company. ALso, note that by showing the entire link to a bunch of carbine collectors doesnt help getting the sight for a good price either. If you just post the pictures, you might stand a better chance of getting a good deal.[/QUOTE
I know, but there is a price for an education no matter how you get it.
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Large X; around 4,800,000 and later
Large O; before 4.8 million
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Thank You to Bufordm1 For This Useful Post:
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Yeah, I'm sure it will go a good deal higher. Posting the link here pretty much insured that it will.
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Bufordm1
Large X; around 4,800,000 and later
Large O; before 4.8 million
That's awesome info! That is why mine has the O. I did not know that. Thanks.
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Here is a picture of the x style stakeing on a QHMC. Also is a GEQ sight that sits on an original IBM. Point being, if you are restoring a QHMC, you may want to find a sight with the x stakeing. However, i dont know for sure if QHMC only used x staking. Maybe someone else does. I can say that the handful i have seen and own all have x staked rear sight pins.
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