FGR

I still am amazed that they never added adjustable sights to the carbines and navys. Only the early artillery had any adjustments for windage and load strength, but even that system was difficult to operate in the field from what I have seen of it.


On a pistol as inherently accurate as the Luger, a rear, adjustable sight makes a lot of sense for any model intended to shoot beyond the 100 yard mark. Mauser has used one solution, but I feel a modification of the navy rear sight would be more attractive and practical.


Just my 2 cents...FGR