No. 4 "Singer" sights revisited

[Roger Payne]

Front pad area has never been milled & there's no signs of old solder, finish under the areas the pads would cover is same as elsewhere............

I wouldn't want to pee on your friend's cornflakes Husk, but I don't think that's a real one.

What I should have said above, is that to date, I have yet to see a 4T built on a UK produced rifle dated 1942. There may be a few out there, but I've yet to see one.

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[Surpmil]

Front pad area has never been milled & there's no signs of old solder, finish under the areas the pads would cover is same as elsewhere............

I wouldn't want to pee on your friend's cornflakes Husk, but I don't think that's a real one.

What I should have said above, is that to date, I have yet to see a 4T built on a UK produced rifle dated 1942. There may be a few out there, but I've yet to see one.

"Diplomacy; the art of a telling a person to go hell in such a manner that he asks for directions".

Someone had a go and gave up: note the little wear spots where a no doubt repro front pad sat for while while Bubba pondered his next steps. Stripped off No4(T)s don't look like the holes were drilled last week.