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    Can you ID this Marble's Gold Sheard Front Sight?

    I purchased an Winchester 54 circa 1926 and the Marble's #14 Gold Sheard front site blade had been banged around. I found unused vintage blade site on eBAY listed as a #14 however when it came and I opened the envelope the site reads #46.5. Looking at the package itself hand written in pencil is 465H,

    It will not fit in the Winchester 54, the blade sight is much to thick to fit in the slot. Any ideas what firearm this site will fit?

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    Is there anything stamped on the bottom of the sight?
    The application code should be on the underside of the dovetail.

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    Quote Originally Posted by muffett.2008 View Post
    Is there anything stamped on the bottom of the sight?
    The application code should be on the underside of the dovetail.
    Its a blade so the only stamp is on the side which is 46.5. I have old Stoeger Catalogs, Gun Digest, Shooters Bible dating back to 1953; none of them show this site, the closest I found is a #46R for a Kragicon. The seller has no idea either. At this point I trying to decide on keeping it or not; it is a nice sight and you never know....
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    Just thinking the 46.5H might be the height of the blade, according to Stroebel with the Sheard Patents bought by Marbles the Sheard was stamped on the sight base or side, the application code was stamped on the underside of the dovetail or on the side.
    Yes, 46r is for the Kragicon.

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    Bill, check out these links- It looks like it is for an 1895 Winchester:
    https://cfnparts.com/index.php?route...oduct_id=13443
    also:
    Winchester Model 1895 NRA Musket Barrel

    My guess is the blade is .465 (inch) high?
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