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John,

I am sorry I should have been more specific. With respect to the rear sight the base was fine I only had to replace the blade or part number 48. I had to loosen the screw under the slide to loosen the screw found on the rear of the slide. I then slid out the rear sight and dropped out the blade and replaced with a new one. the base was fine with white index markings to match the white line found top center of the slide. Like I said someone rounded out the square notch. The front sight I just pulled and replaced with a new one (#44H ((For the 6 3/4")))

As for the follower it is metal, black in color and is cut bar stock I am sure. I hope this is correct for the time frame it is similar to others I have.

Thank You!

T. Jones II SFSD

Model "D" Take Down "I-B" — Tom Jones II, Sat May 5 23:14

Hello John, Are you at the OGCA show? If so did you find a treasure? Tonight I report on a Model "D" with a type "I-B" take down. This gun has a 6 3/4" barrel with a serial number of 42126 with both... more
- Model D type I-B — John J. Stimson, Jr., Sun May 6 16:57
  
  Hello Tom, No gun show for me this weekend. 42,126 shipped as a model D on 6/23/1939 to J. E. Haseltine & Co. Are you sure the follower is a casting. The very early short frame gun used a modified... more
- - Thank You for Ship Data! — Tom Jones SFSD, Sun May 6 21:17
    
    John, I am sorry, Thank you so much for the look up data! I appreciate it very much and I hope you have data on one more to get you closer to your objectives! Again, Thank you! T. Jones II SFSD
  - Rear sight — Tom Jones SFSD, Sun May 6 21:09
- Barrel Lock Pin — Tom Jones SFSD, Sat May 5 23:27
  
  John, There is one thing that bothers me about this Model "D" and that is the Barrel Lock Pin, It is longer than any I have seen and/or have on my other guns (Letter Model) At first I thought it... more
- - Pins — John J. Stimson, Jr., Sun May 6 17:22
    
    Hello Tom, At this late date we can only speculate about why that pis is so long. It is easy to change pins without it being detectable but it should only be necessary if the barrel is changed or set ... more
  - - Thank you! — Tom Jones SFSD, Sun May 6 21:15
      
      John, Thank you for your thoughts. There is no real GOOD reason the 2 sets of lengths are in the same envelop and I believe some one just combined 2 types (Different length.) The pin and barrel do... more
  - Barrel Lock Pin Data — Tom Jones SFSD, Sun May 6 00:24
    
    John, For what ever it is worth, In my stock of HS parts I have an envelope of the "Barrel lock Pin" and in that envelope is a batch of 85 pins. I measured these pins and came up with 2 groups,... more

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