.22/32 HFT - Bekeart Model factory SAT

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Does anyone have a .22/32 Heavy Frame Target with it's original Sight Adjustment Tool (SAT) between 1911 and WWII?

This last one for pre war sights for the 196 .32 Reg Police target models in 1957:
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After WWII the one on the left is the special SAT with narrow tip for Post War Transitional Models with pre war target sights:
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This one is thought to be for the the pre war .22/32 and other target models like the .357 Registered Mag:
1921 - 1939 (photo courtesy of handejector)
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The earliest tool kit/ screw driver for the earliest Hand Ejectors is this type:
1880 - 1920 S.A.T. kit - brass
(photo courtesy of Jim Supica)
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Nice display of early, and hard to find SAT's. The unique and hard to find kit for the 4th Model Single Shot is interesting. I don't have pictures of it because it is so scarce.
 
Just curious, what would this set be valued at, it did not come with a gun.
I need to have someone chime in on this because I can’t recall.
I don’t remember any .22 caliber revolver being assigned an eight-row knurled aluminum sight adjustment tool with a black oxide tip.
Having a bit of brain fade today. Ha.

Given the condition of what I can tell from your picture, I would think $135.00 to $155.00, total for the package.

bdGreen
 
I need to have someone chime in on this because I can’t recall.
I don’t remember any .22 caliber revolver being assigned an eight-row knurled aluminum sight adjustment tool with a black oxide tip.


bdGreen
I have never seen that SAT with a 22 either.
 
I realize you weren't representing that kit as for a .22. And it looks like a .32 kit, maybe .38.

The SAT appears to be turned sideways, does it have the narrow tip?
I bought the screwdriver separate from the others, I do not believe it is the narrow blade as the blade is too thick to adjust 22/32 rear sight, but does fit the grip screw.
 
Lee,
There was a SAT shipped with the K22 Outdoorsman and the Straight Line.
Not sure what you mean. I was answering bdgreen about whether the knurled aluminum was shipped with any 22s. I have never seen that. The older Post War 22 revolvers I have seen had knurled black SATs followed by fluted aluminum.
 

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