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    Question Does this look real?

    Look at the knurling! The knurling is not rounded across the top like my real elevation knob is. This is the broad opened arrow one I need for my Winchester but I've some reservations about this. Anyone can make them look old and shot out.

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    The seller says it is an early windage knob and is supposed to be flat. Maybe it is not the one I need afterall.
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    Early Winchester sights

    These are from 1941 Winchesters
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    The windage knob in your pictures is very different from the one for sale on eBay. The one for sale has the same knurling as the others only flat.
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    It is legit. Look at the image where the knob shaft is pointed up. The metal cuts between the 4 stops are always slightly extended over the edge. Typical of a late Winchester.

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    Here are a couple of pics of a Winchester sight with the same type knob.
    http://images2d.snapfish.com/2323232...8%3A5%3Bnu0mrj
    http://images2d.snapfish.com/2323232...66334546nu0mrj

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    Its real.

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    It's real.

    No problem.

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    Thanks guys! Do you guys think it would be correct for my 2388849 Winchester?
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    No, it should be a knurled knob. Still a neat part though.

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