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AGE · 04-01-2002, 04:54 PM

Thanks guys. Brownell's makes a sight pusher for ramped sights. They want about $60 for the thing (do you think it would work?). This might solve my windage problem. I am a little slow to jump on this for my one time job. My gun is a 1936 reblued Mauser shooter - nice job, straight edges and sharp lettering - all numbers match but I can't read the script letter under the serial number (might be a k). Functions perfectly with 3 loads and gives a 2" group sandbagged. Yes the trigger is tough, but I'm sure that I've shot it enough sandbagged and offhand that the sight zero is 3" high and 2" left at 50 ft. (a little disappointing to an old target shooter)

04-01-2002, 04:54 PM	#6
AGE User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Florida Posts: 597 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Luger trigger and sights Thanks guys. Brownell's makes a sight pusher for ramped sights. They want about $60 for the thing (do you think it would work?). This might solve my windage problem. I am a little slow to jump on this for my one time job. My gun is a 1936 reblued Mauser shooter - nice job, straight edges and sharp lettering - all numbers match but I can't read the script letter under the serial number (might be a k). Functions perfectly with 3 loads and gives a 2" group sandbagged. Yes the trigger is tough, but I'm sure that I've shot it enough sandbagged and offhand that the sight zero is 3" high and 2" left at 50 ft. (a little disappointing to an old target shooter)