Here is my story, I have collected over time 3 Krags, none of which are correct and un-fussed with. First is a sporter that is in a Bishop stock which was drilled and tapped on the side of the receiver. It has neither front or rear sight. I found a side mount scope mount that fits but needs so much shimming to allow a scope to find point of impact it is laughable. the second is a cut down that has a 1903 style front sight. I bought a front band which I have not mounted on it but may do so and it will be close to a Constabulary configuration. The third was attacked by a #### with a hack saw who just cut off the barrel to just about 21 in. I bought it .... I don't know why. So here is my thoughts. Take the rear sight off the stubby barrel rifle and mount it on the sporter and try and find a 1903 style front sight with a band and plug the side mount holes or just keep the Constabulary length rifle and part out the cut down and the sporter as neither are in any way close to restorable. the barrel on the sporter is thicker than my 1903 rifles. I don't know where the NRA found front sights when they did their modifications. I was thinking of pulling the barrel on the sporter and putting it on the stubby un drilled receiver but most times barrels are not removed without being messed up. It is time to thin the herd. Thoughts? Anyone been where I am?