Swede target sights?
I looked at an M96 the other day that had an aperture sight with a name I was not familiar with. If I read it right it was a Traff, B(?). It used the stock front sight blade if I remember correctly. I...
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After searching I managed to find a reference to a Swede for sale. I will paste the descriptiom below. Is it possible that it is a Soderin sight? This is the only reference I can find. Jim 6.5x55...
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Yes , it is marked on the opposite side , M/Soderin . These were the most common diopters used by the Swedes . I do not now if that means they were the best or the cheapest ? Personally , I like the...
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I checked the adjustments and the clicks were crisp and positive and the sight moved easily, so it's probably in good shape. This M96 was priced at $585.00. They have some GC 63s with Elit sights for...
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Swede front sights with one insert can be found on EBAY , GunBroker or Auction Arms for $50 plus or minus . Biggest problem is finding extra aperture inserts of differant sizes . Brownells has some...
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I just need to figure out if an M96 with a Soderin sight is worth $585.00. Jim
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I paid 355.00 shipped and hand selected at SARCO for my m/96 Marksman Target Rifle with a Soderin rear sight. Mine is all matching with what I believe to be all original issued parts and in 90%...
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I looked on the Sarco site. They list a Swede 6.5x55 target rifle built on a 98k Mauser action. They also have some very interesting .22 target rifles. Jim
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