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Originally Posted by
butlersrangers
Thanks for everything, Numrich said it was the correct part, but we do make mistakes.
I've been everywhere looking for the part and I can't find it. Last time this happened it took me 6 months to find one.
I guess I will have to keep looking Periodically for the part. Now I need to focus on the wood.
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03-28-2021 02:33 PM
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The Krag
sight-slide photos that Numrich has on their website, listed as "1901" parts, are actually for the model 1901 sight.
Granpa's Gun Parts has the top-plate, eye-piece, and other parts for the Krag 1901 sight, but, apparently not the actual slide.
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Originally Posted by
butlersrangers
The
Krag
sight-slide photos that Numrich has on their website, listed as "1901" parts, are actually for the model 1901 sight.
Granpa's Gun Parts has the top-plate, eye-piece, and other parts for the Krag 1901 sight, but, apparently not the actual slide.
I didn't know how confusing that was, the ladder for the 1901 even has two different models, same ladders just the numbers are different. Actually, reading Poyer's book helps me out but it's still a lot of different ladder and base assembles for the total Krag rifle production.
---------- Post added at 08:31 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:28 AM ----------
On another good note, I checked the No Go gauge one the rifle and it passes excellent, that's awesome to have it correct so I can check it off my list.
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I made a mistake in my last post.
The Numrich Arms photos of Krag
slide parts are mislabeled as being for the 1901 sight.
In actuality, the parts are for the slide of the model 1896 rifle sight.
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Originally Posted by
butlersrangers
I made a mistake in my last post.
The Numrich Arms photos of
Krag
slide parts are mislabeled as being for the 1901 sight.
In actuality, the parts are for the slide of the model 1896 rifle sight.
I figured out what was happening. I still need that main part with the knob, everything else I have. 
Eventually I will find it, just a matter of time.
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Found the Handguard!
Attachment 116334
1901 model
I still need the rear sight slide piece.
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Nice clean looking handguard, no cracks for a change. You got coins in those springs I hope?
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Nice clean looking handguard, no cracks for a change. You got coins in those springs I hope?
What about the coins? Please elaborate?
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Store the handguard with a Quarter twisted into the rear clip and a Penny twisted into the front clip, to counteract the spring tension.
Krag
handguards have been known to crack while off the rifle.
Never 'snap' a Krag handguard 'off' or 'on' a barrel.
With the sight and stock taken off of the barreled/action, the Krag handguard can be moved toward the muzzle to relieve the tension of the clips and easily removed.
A handguard can be put on the barrel at the muzzle and pushed back into position, to install.
A little solvent or CLP on the barrel metal aids the process.
Last edited by butlersrangers; 04-03-2021 at 01:12 AM.
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Originally Posted by
butlersrangers
Store the handguard with a Quarter twisted into the rear clip and a Penny twisted into the front clip, to counteract the spring tension.
Krag
handguards have been known to crack while off the rifle.
Never 'snap' a Krag handguard 'off' or 'on' a barrel.
With the sight and stock taken off of the barreled/action, the Krag handguard can be moved toward the muzzle to relieve the tension of the clips and easily removed.
A handguard can be put on the barrel at the muzzle and pushed back into position, to install.
A little solvent or CLP on the barrel metal aids the process.
Thanks!
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