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July 8, 2012
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I just acquired a real nice model 1892: semi deluxe, “I” checkering, pistol grip, octagon barrel, full mag, crescent butt, 32 wcf. serial number 147842.
Everything letters, even lyman front and rear sights. Here are some pictures:::
The Lyman tang sight is missing, and as you can see, it looks as though it was never on the gun. Do you know where I can acquire a proper Lyman tang sight for this?
I posted this in the survey forum also.
Al
“Real nice” is an understatement. That’s a beautiful rifle. Congratulations!
March 20, 2009
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Hello Al,
Congrats on the rifle. I also bid on it but had just purchased two other rifles so I was a bit short on $$. And I am supposedly “cutting back” on my habit! Glad that it found a worthy home.
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
July 8, 2012
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Michael,
Thanks, I need a Lyman tang sight for it. What model sight would I need, do you have one to match the condition of this rifle that you would part with?
Al
July 8, 2012
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Tom Doniphon said
“Real nice” is an understatement. That’s a beautiful rifle. Congratulations!
thanks Tom
January 27, 1992
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The proper Lyman tang sight would be the Lyman No. 1 Combination Tang Sight- Second Variation with a “D” code marked on the underside of the sight base. It will have the hairspring locking devise as apposed to the later thumb locking devise. RDB
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rogertherelic said
The proper Lyman tang sight would be the Lyman No. 1 Combination Tang Sight- Second Variation with a “D” code marked on the underside of the sight base. It will have the hairspring locking devise as apposed to the later thumb locking devise. RDB
thanks
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