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It takes less than a minute to take a rear sight off an arty barrel.
The leaf is held on by a single small pin, and it is easy to drift out. My point is a complete barrel with sights would not be much of an impediment to attach to a receiver. JMHO. Finish reaming the barrel for headspace after installation would take much more time. Doubs, I have all 4 variations of 1917 L P08 sight configurations myself; they are not tough to find; just pay attention to the pictures of the many 1917s on auction. I made it a goal to have an L P08 of each year, with each major external variation and also those with the 1920 PS. As I noted before, I'm missing one 1918 sight variation and the DWM 1914/1920 PS; I have some "extras" : a commercial version, a Mauser made under French supervision, and a couple Navy marked Artys. I have in total 17 of them. I have excluded the "contract" pistols, so I have no Persian or Siamese. I guess one could say I'm kind of deep in the weeds with the L P08s. ![]()
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03man(Don Voigt); Luger student and collector. Looking for DWM side plate: 69 ; Dreyse 1907 pistol K.S. Gendarmerie |
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