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Joel 

It is the height of the hood, measured from the bottom of the edge that slides into the groove, to the top of the hood. 

It is this measurement that distinguishes the 3279/H from the far more common 3278/M. 

Thanks

Bill

Bill

pictures with measurements of the front sight hood on my 52B Sporting. 

Let me know if there’s anything more specific to show, and your thoughts. 

I don’t have all my slide actions in one place, but here’s a cabinet with a few in it. Disregard the other “junk”.

Al

Henry Mero said
 You'd need to find and put the original mice back in it, then get the appropriate wildlife export/import permits to get them out of the U.S. and in to Canada. 
  

Awww Henry, getting those original mice back won't be much of a problem.  I believe they've just moved a little ways and taken up residence in the air cleaner of my wife's vehicle.  Probably should get them out of there before they penetrate the firewall anyway. (what's the exchange rate on mice?)

Now.....Getting across the Canadian border is another story.  I've hunted up in Saskatchewan several times. When you roll up to that border with guns, those guys are all business, and rarely crack a smile.....not even during the cavity search.  BUT........on the way back down from Canada, all they want to do is see your big antlers and pat you on the back!  Kinda confusing isn't it????

DEEREHART said

DEEREHART said
I had a bit of time this afternoon...
  

12354 Stith mount Weaver 298 sporter
81307 Sporter Lyman peep , sling
39891 Target 99A front 84A rear Nice wood (Jeff correct me on the sights if I am wrong)
76414 Target Unertl 1.5 x16 Redfield 75rear redfield 63 front (again Jeff...)
Killed a bunch of grouse with 12354
The kids always liked the target with the "big scope"
  

39891 sure does have beautiful wood.  First target model that I’ve seen with exceptional grain.  The big scope is really cool, but I bet 12354 is a great shooter too..

Thanks for posting!  This thread has displayed some very beautiful, and unique rifles.

Anyone else ????

Rumor has it you like to make trades.  I’m going to make you an offer you can’t refuse….

I’ll take any one of those 1890s of your choosing….

In exchange you’ll get:

1. A 1968 model 94 (Real shiny..) .30-30 I call her Ol’ Pot Metal.  The action rattles like an old windmill, but she’s good for a 5 MOA group at thirty seven yards all day long…

2. A couple of nice reproduction Winchester ammo crates…. Straight grain pine. Like new. Mice are gone….

3. One JC Higgins gun cleaning kit (all calibers) Looks hardly used as several of the brass bore brush bristles aren’t flat yet.

I’ll PM my mailing address for the 1890 😉

DEEREHART said
I had a bit of time this afternoon...
  

12354 Stith mount Weaver 298 sporter

81307 Sporter Lyman peep , sling

39891 Target 99A front 84A rear Nice wood (Jeff correct me on the sights if I am wrong)

76414 Target Unertl 1.5 x16 Redfield 75rear redfield 63 front (again Jeff...)

Killed a bunch of grouse with 12354

The kids always liked the target with the "big scope"

Anthony #5411 said
I'm thinking it's pretty safe to say that Henry has the market cornered on the model 1890!
Thanks for sharing, Hank!
 
Tony
  

Yes… he sure does.  Incredible collection.

I like the tagging system too…

DEEREHART said
I had a bit of time this afternoon...
  

Wow!  Beautiful group.  Tell us about them 😁