After scouring the 'net without success I have to turn to the forum for another answer.
When the ladder sight is in the vertical position the horizontal sighting bar falls down. It's either worn or more likely missing a part, perhaps a friction spring. I wonder if someone could supply a picture or drawing please. I make easy or complicated clock parts so could easily make what is needed.
Thank you all.
Why can I not post a picture?
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Re: Henry Martini Mk II Carbine sights.
No idea, a bit more information from you might help.
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When I click the image logo to add an image when posting "img img" appears after the text I have just written. I checked the rules and it looks like I do not have permission to add to my posts.
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Did you then insert the link to your photograph 'tween "img img"?
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Re: Henry Martini Mk II Carbine sights.
With the loose rear sight the normal procedure is to gently peen down the "wings" on the rear of the slider bar until the desired amount of tension is reached. Most of them are loose and they would have been adjusted by the unit armourer. You only need the bar in the vertical position for shooting at 400+ yards.
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Re: Henry Martini Mk II Carbine sights.
Thank you for the tip on adjusting the friction on the horizontal bar. I was expecting something a bit more mechanical but being so small it might have been difficult to make something sturdy enough for army use.
I will try loading a picture.
I will try loading a picture.
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