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I don't know where to get this information. This Redfield Receiver Sight is high quality, equal in features and construction to a Lyman 48. It was on a 1936 Winchester Model 54. Does anyone know the model number of this sight. I would assume it is valued the same as a Lyman 48 in similar condition. ![]() ![]() ![]() PA Bear Hunter, NRA Benefactor | ||
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I thinks it's an Re-W. https://www.gunsinternational....cfm?gun_id=101852921 Or maybe: https://pre64win.com/products/...rifle-receiver-sight Old Corps Semper Fi FJB | |||
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Nope that sight pictured is a Redfield model 70 Series. RE-W is what it fits Common Redfields are Series 70, 80, 102 The large knob on the front is the slide release / slide lock, much the same as the small knurled knob on the rear of Lyman 48's mounted on the left side PA Bear Hunter, NRA Benefactor | |||
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I have been told on good authority that this is a Redfield 100W from the 1930's. PA Bear Hunter, NRA Benefactor | |||
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Yes, airgun, Stroebel shows it as a "100-W for M/54 Winchester". Unlike the ads he shows for scopes, though, he didn't date those for iron sights. | |||
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