Brownell's Gunsmith Supply carries a Williams Foolproof rear aperture
sight, #FP-SW, made for the 1911, and is not too expensive. (Pierre mentioned
it will also work on the K31.) There are 2 holes to drill
and tap, on the "beltline" of the receiver, and my receiver was not so hard as to require special drills or taps. I added the Target Knobs, also from Williams through Brownell's. |
Williams FP-SW rear sight, with Target Knobs.
I ordered two "long" knobs, then had to cut one to length, so a "long" and a "short" are probably right. There will be a small notch to cut into the stock for clearance. |
Stock relieved for rear sight base. Don't forget to seal
the exposed wood!
The Lyman 17AML front sight (same supplier) matches up nicely, giving a very good match-type sight picture on a bullseye target. |
Lyman 17AML Front Target Sight.
Its male dovetail will need to filed down a bit to fit the female dovetail
on the front sight base. It won't work on the bigger K31-type front sight.
Wanting a high-power type sling, I ordered Brownell's
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Brownell's competitor Plus sling, dyed dark, and its
new front swivel.
An oval of self-adhesive bathtub no-slip material (Wal-Mart) makes the steel buttplate less slippery. I also put the no-slip on my K31 buttplate. |
Existing rear swivel, and oval of no-slip.
The heart inletted into the buttstock is for my missus - good wives
are scarce and dear! The Swiss rifles have been a lot of fun for
me, I hope
you enjoy yours as well! |
No-slip on K31 buttplate.
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