Fred and Pete, any problems with the high mount and cheek position on the stock? With full power loads it looks like it might be painful to shoot?
Fred and Pete, any problems with the high mount and cheek position on the stock? With full power loads it looks like it might be painful to shoot?
Andrew found a 1923 Sniper rifle trials, and it has several very detailed pics of the mount. It looks like it is made from spring steel, and it's normally curved. So you put it in rear Sight base, and then it would be putting pressure on the rear to keep it in place.
It's a really very simple, but ingenious design.
Credit goes to Andrew for this one. This is from a report he found.
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Last edited by Fred; 04-14-2018 at 08:21.
No real problems shooting it. I like the Lyman AK. The straight stock feels good to me. I have a scoped "C" rifle and a scant A4 as well. They all shoot well. When I was 46 I killed a deer at 80 yards with the issue sights from a 1918 RIA. Nowadays (58) a scope is indicated.
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As Gorgeous would say, "Do you consider yourself an artist or a craftsman"?
Nice pick on that keystone.
Nicely done!
Pete's skill with stone is legendary.