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Scott W. asked 5 years ago:
The production of the Dragoon and 91/30 coincided from 1930 to 1932. The early 91/30s built from 1930 until about 1934 or so had a blade front sight, which was changed to the globe and post in the mid-1930s. So basically the rifles, Dragoons and 91/30s, were the same length, and very similar except for front and rear sights and minor stock fittings, and both had hex receivers. Over time hex receivers gave way to round profile, and sights were metricated and standardized to conform to the 91/30 service rifle pattern. Reply With Quote
Randy I.
5 years ago