Steyr-Mannlicher M95/34 w/Schritten Leaf Sight
One Schritt = 0.75 Meter or 29.5275"
Schritten...Meters...Yards...Notes
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2,400.......1,800.....1,969...3rd notch, fixed, top of raised leaf
2,200.......1,650.....1,804...4th notch, slides on raised leaf
2,000.......1,500.....1,640...4th notch...
1,800.......1,350.....1,476...4th notch...
1,600.......1,200.....1,312...4th notch...
1,400.......1,050.....1,148...4th notch...
1,200..........900........984...4th notch...
1,000..........750........820...4th notch...
800.............600........656...4th notch...
600.............450........492...4th notch...
500.............375........410...1st notch, fixed, leaf down, Battle Ready Sight
300.............225........246...2nd notch, fixed, bottom of raised leaf
The only thing I have yet to determine (since I haven't had the chance to shoot it) is how the Sliding notch (here I call it the fourth notch) is set distance-wise.
For example, the Sliding notch does not align with all of the markings (shritten numbers). If I move the Sliding notch to the highest catch on the top of the leaf, there are no numbers up there to let you know the range you have selected and if they do align, where does the Sliding notch align? At the bottom of the slider, the top of the slider, or at the notch itself? I just can't tell. I am suspecting that the back of the leaf is for the old long rifle, but the front of the leaf (the one with the schritten numbers) is for the Stutzen, if there is even a difference such as that.
Anybody able to shed light on this rear leaf sight for the M95/34?