When you look down the barrel, is the front sight canted before or after the 12:00 o'clock position???
It appears to be only off a degree or two; if too far after 12:00 o'clock, the shoulder could be stippled to adjust the interference fit. If before, a bit of polishing or rubbing compound could possibly remove enough to make it fit correctly.
Easy fix. I would be more concerned with the surface where someone attempted to 'fix' it themselves.
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Originally Posted by Lugerdoc
Adam. You have what I would call a 1920s long barrelled commerical luger. Most of these that i have seen, have an unnumbered barrel and unique (elevator button pushed from right side) tangent rear sight assy. Both Stoeger & Pacific Arms Corp offered these add on long barrels from 10" to 24" in either 9mm or 7.65mmP. See Lugers at Random pages 186 & 187. TH
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Like the LAR long-barreled 1920, yours also has the toggle rear sight as well as the artillery barrel rear sight. Does the toggle rear sight have a V notch? Can you tell if the barrel rear sight base is integral or soldered on? Kenyon comments on both styles.
Interesting. Might even be original DWM barrel. Looks like fun.
