Not unless you weld on a piece of M1 receiver to the Mauser bridge. There is a Ruger rear sight on the market like you describe but the radius is totally different. Custom make one with your mill.
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Though that would give protection, it also blocks vision, something I would not want on any hunting rifle.
I feel your pain, though, having had the cross-arm on a Lyman 66 bent down when my young son fell over while hunting. So, I would just look for something that sits firmly on top of the rifle.
The sight Rich suggests looks slightly better.
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I have three Brockman receiver sights on Marlin 1895 and a pair of muzzleloaders. They are too long in the base but that surplus metal might be safely disposable. But they are non-precision adjustable and very expensive so as a possibility, not very usable.
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