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View Poll Results: What length? | |||
six inch |
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7 | 29.17% |
seven inch |
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10 | 41.67% |
eight inch |
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7 | 29.17% |
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Lifer
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It was okay, but then I came across a replacement high front sight ramp for a rifle which had a curved underside that exactly fit the P.38 barrel closely enough that silver solder would work fine. I liked the profile, so I cut a piece of it that was high enough to fabricate a front sight, and the same length of the barrel. Then I filed it by hand to create the front sight blade with a nice square profile, and then squared up the U-notch in the standard rear sight to match. Of course sights on a snubbie is an oxymoron situation since rarely would you be required to use sights... but I wanted the profile to be aesthetically pleasing and not be prone to snag either the holster or my clothing when drawn. The actual results were very satisfying as shown in the mockup below of attempt II. The original P.38K mounted a front sight on the top of the slide, which I thought looked hideous... I stayed with that version for my "new" carry gun until I traded it.
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