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    unknown rear gun sight - rifle or MG?

    Got this for a while now…….where does it belong to, which gun? Could not determine any stamp or number.


    Thanks!
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    #2
    Looks like a rifle reworked rear sight.

    Carles

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      #3
      Originally posted by me6_130 View Post
      Looks like a rifle reworked rear sight.

      Carles
      Hi Carles,

      what do you mean by "rifle reworked" ? Not Standard, but fitted to a specific rifle?

      Thanks!

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        #4
        Given the maximum setting at 50M, it's most likely from an air rifle, most likely a military type.

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          #5
          Originally posted by bergler View Post
          Got this for a while now…….where does it belong to, which gun? Could not determine any stamp or number.


          Thanks!
          Certainly a crappy airrifle as it’s a alu alloy or zink.
          Also numbers don’t give any other choise either

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            #6
            well, definately steel, and too big for an air rifle. And I think it is not 50m, I think it is a scale for 500m

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              #7
              Hello!

              This this the rear sight of an "early" version (produced before and including 1942) Russian PPSh-41 submashine gun

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                #8
                A sub-machine gun with a maximum effective range to 500 metres ? .Most are effective up to less than half that range.

                Troy

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by sniper11 View Post
                  A sub-machine gun with a maximum effective range to 500 metres ? .Most are effective up to less than half that range.

                  Troy
                  I believe that the early PPSH41 utilised parts from recycled firearms etc so if the sight unit is from damaged or re processed mosin nagants etc they may be modified to fit but not as you say fit for use out to 500mtr.

                  Pretty sure our Russian associate will be able to expand. Unless of course the reprocessing bit is all a wartime fairy tale?? (although it has to be said the sight as pictured does look like its been modified form original)

                  Regards

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                    #10
                    Yep, seems it could be an early Ppsh 41 tangent rear sight:

                    http://www.ppsh41.com/Versions2.html
                    http://www.sadefensejournal.com/wp/the-soviet-ppsh-41/


                    Carles
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                      #11
                      That seems and Looks very probably I think. Makes sense as well, where it was found.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by timg View Post
                        I believe that the early PPSH41 utilised parts from recycled firearms etc so if the sight unit is from damaged or re processed mosin nagants etc they may be modified to fit but not as you say fit for use out to 500mtr.

                        Pretty sure our Russian associate will be able to expand. Unless of course the reprocessing bit is all a wartime fairy tale?? (although it has to be said the sight as pictured does look like its been modified form original)

                        Regards
                        That explanation is quite credible.

                        Troy

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                            #14
                            That is exactly it...and scale to 50 Meters. Makes sense on a submachine gun!

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