A period diopter would really help?
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A period diopter would really help?
professional hookaduck ringer
At the risk of being the bloke selling his non running motorbike on e b a y as the proverbial “easy fix”, making a new rear sight blade would not be hard. It’s just bent sheet.Originally Posted by 45flint
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J.Milewski on here would be probably the best to ask .
I read somewhere that these are earlier not 1980's . Maybe they were used in Lebanon in the 80's but from what I remember of that s**t awful decade peeps out there were using real AK47's . Am sure these are Egyptian but made in Germany by one the better manufacturers .
Being a proper military trainer any dings , damage and repairs only authenticate it's originality
Looks sweet condition to me .
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I don't believe these were fitted with a sight where your diopter is fitted. Mine doesn't have one. I reckon I paid around 300 for it, but it was a while ago.
Manufactured 1954.
Dave
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No, just to be clear, I put the diopter on because the rear sight blade is missing, so no, it is not original, and yes, these were made by anschulz in the 50s for the Egyptians
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I paid £400 for an honest one a couple of years ago. Using that, Holts' price and maybe a search on this site should give you a rough idea of value.
The missing rearsight blade and faux charger guide will reduce value slightly but this is still a nice rifle that ought to sell if priced appropriately.
Kind regards,
John
Currently looking for Baikal Makarov pistols with the following prefixes to the serial number: 98, T01, T09, T21, T22
Prefer boxed or cased but will consider loose examples too.
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The sticky up thing isn’t a fake charger guide. It’s a fake spent case deflector.
Not a lot of people know that.
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