The sight bar can be used when the leaf is raised and it features a “V”-notch which is adjustable. The bottom of the sight is numbered 13 through 32 inclusive which are also in the old arshini system. The rear sight is a tangent leaf rear sight with a “V”-notch and is marked “12”, “10”, “8”, “6”, and “4” on the left side, which is graded in the old Russian arshini measurement system. Sights/ Optics: The front sight is a blade which has been dovetailed to the muzzle end of the barrel. The rear barrel band is marked with a Sestroryetsk Arsenal proof.īarrel Length: 32”, Cylindrical Barrel with Hexagonal Receiver The front barrel band is marked with a Tula proof. The bottom of the grip is marked with a “2”. The rear sight has several proofs including “P”, “A”, “SH” and “N”. The bottom of the magazine has a pre-1928 Izhevsk proof. The top of the buttplate has a Tula proof. The bolt’s knob is marked with the serial number “1477”, the bolt has several Tula proofs and the safety is marked with the number “310739”. The top of the octagonal receiver is marked with an Imperial Russian eagle over “PK”. The barrel shank is marked with a proof marked “(P)” from the Imperial Russian proof commision, an Imperial eagle over “PK”, “IMPERATORSKIY TUL’SKIY ORUZHYeYNY ZAVOD’” which translates to Imperial Tula Arms Factory, “1897G” which is an acronym for 1897 Goda or the year 1897, it features the serial number “31477” and several other proof marks. Markings: The markings are all in Cyrillic and have been Romanized.

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