I am posting this for those who may "google" the information.

These inserts (Lee Shaver) are standard Anshutz size with an external diameter of 17.2mm and the locating tabs slightly off-centre. They will fit the globe sight often used on the Swedish Mauser - CG63 target rifle. There are other types of globe sights used on these rifles including the Elit which use different inserts. The three photos show the insert that came with the rifle, the sight and the insert card available from Lee Shaver. You can also buy Anshutz inserts including plastic orfices of varying colours from other sources.

now thats tricky.....

My buffalo classic come with similar set of sights.
Good stuff they are.

I use a similar sight on my Kimber 82 small bore rifle.

Elvis wrote:

now thats tricky.....

Tricky is when I disassembled the rear diopter to clean it. a nice collection of right and left hand threads, spring, tiny ball bearings and fibre slides, allen head set screws and really fine threads. I took it apart with a magnetic parts tray underneath. I get tired of searching for tiny parts on my hands and knees with a high intensity flashlight/torch.

Inserts arrived in the mail today. They are well made and fit perfectly. I was like a kid with a selection of new "View Master" reels. Now who remembers using one of those?

I do...In fact I have one of the "original" View Masters. Though it was called a "Stereo Scope" in those by-gone days.

Henry Fonda used to pitch the GAF Viewmaster...

You know Bushmaster, you can make new cards for that stereo-scope.
It just takes two pictures of the same scene from just slightly different angles. You have to make sure to mount the pictures on the correct side of the card. You can use any camera you want, from a pin-hole box camera to a nifty digital camera.

What a great way to save memories!

Bushmaster wrote:

I do...In fact I have one of the "original" View Masters. Though it was called a "Stereo Scope" in those by-gone days.

this is the first time I see one of these and I totally understand why you never see a Glock laying somewhere on the table in one of your pictures...

and I do agree. For me a nice weapon is also the combination of wood and metalwork. Plastic is more for toys...

Who says I haven't got a glock??!??

MacD...How we comin' with those sight inserts?

Wow, yellow glock! awesome!

Having run a camera store for over 2 decades, I have seen many stereo scopes passing through my store.
Bur bushy's contraption definitely looks in the best condition.. LOL.

Thank you Sir. It was my grand mother's. She died in 1989 at the right old age of 96. I even have around 50 cards for it.