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I have seen a Luger toggle with rear sight on it.I would like to know if it would be possible to custom mount one using a Novak style rear on a 4 inch barrel model with a larger front blade sight ? I had this in mind for a project or parts shooter pistol as one of my first ventures into semi custom target pistols.Any advice or help will be greatly appreciated .Thanks
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Hi,
there are several forum threads related to your question , you can find by using the forum search and words like "custom sight" "target luger" etc here are two recent examples http://forum.lugerforum.com/showthre...t=custom+sight http://forum.lugerforum.com/showthre...t=custom+sight ( 3 pages ) and this is maybe of interest - just for info ( Im not involved etc ) http://www.simpsonltd.com/advanced_s...1e0666&x=0&y=0 happy hunting ! Bill |
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That last image from Simpsons Ltd. is a John Dewey custom Luger... His signature is on the left side of the barrel if you zoom in...He did some fine work back in the 1970's. I don't know if he is still alive though...
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Thanks for all the ideas. Does someone know a good gunsmith who can works on Lugers who can do this kind of work on toggles ?
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here is an interesting thread if you have not seen it yet
http://forum.lugerforum.com/showthre...der+rear+sight the search for a gunsmith to make and solder the toggle base etc has been elusive - but perhaps someone could emulate the dewey base solution also see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQfij0LXT4Y http://www.waffen-werle.de/target%20luger.htm happy hunting ! Bill |
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Håkan Spuhr is making such toggles from scratch. You might ask him.
https://www.facebook.com/hakan.spuhr
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Michael,
that link shows "This content is currently unavailable" - I will try again later do you know if these Spuhr examples are new made machined toggle with integrated sight base ? or if these could be legally imported to usa ? I think somewhere awhile back there was a Spuhr picture like that and it had what looked like a narrowed tang bomar type blade/insert inside slot integral to a newly machined complete toggle - ie not a case of soldered on base thanks Bill |
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Yes, this is a newly made toggle with an integrated sight base, and legally importable without a license, provided that the declared value is under $100. But I have no idea whether Håkan is making these parts for anything but his own amusement. Send him a message to find out.
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Not unless Håkan makes it available to the general public. Sorry.
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Could someone please recommend a gunsmith who works on Lugers here in the USA who could do this kind of project. Thanks
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