Cocking piece sights

[Gary L. Bush]

In over thirty years of searching I have found only four cocking piece sights fitting the 1903 Springfield
top left Lyman 103 windage cocking piece sight, Belding & Mull cocking piece sight

Lyman 2A cocking piece sight and last a cocking piece sight of unknown origin.

If you know of any other 03 cocking piece sights. Please post picture or describe it.

Gary Bush

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[Michael Petrov]

Rigby style made by Niedner when in Malden, Mass. for this Kirkwood bros rifle.

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[Gary L. Bush]

Michael,
Thank you for showing your really neat sight. I'm hoping to see at least a dozen more cocking piece sights.
Gary Bush

[mannparks]

Gary,those are very nice.
My first thought is how they must slow down the lock time.

Charles

[rebound]

And a big thank you, to both Gary and Michael for showing us the sights.....

[barretcreek]

I had a good look at a sight Clayton Nelson made for his personal rifle which was an '03. As I recall it was a new bolt shroud as opposed to one on the cocking piece. Nice.

[Promo]

I remember one cocking piece rear sight which was sold somewhen in the last 5 years on eBay, did you buy that one? It was impressively expensive, and I was outbid aswell.

However, as I've written I have a Belding & Mull cocking piece rear sight for the M1917 and British Pattern 1914 rifle.

[Promo]

B&M for the M1917/P.14