I have a No.5, 1945 ROF Faz. Correct flash hider with lug, "hockey puck" buttcap, matching serials. Hollow bolt handle, other lightening cuts present. Nice shiny bore with strong rifling. Only three things are off: The rear sight is a No.4 I believe, out to 1200 or whatever instead of the correct 800. Also, the forestock and handguard are either non-original or have been refinished. They are a bit lighter coloured and varnished instead of the oil finish that's on the butt. Finally, some previous owner has bent the rear sling loop on the buttcap down to the point where it's impossible to fit a sling through it because it's too close to the wood.
So, two questions: Will the rifle still be accurate with the No.4 rear sight or do I need to find an 800 (I've been looking for one anyway)? What's the best way to bend the rear sling loop back to original outward position without breaking something?
So, two questions: Will the rifle still be accurate with the No.4 rear sight or do I need to find an 800 (I've been looking for one anyway)? What's the best way to bend the rear sling loop back to original outward position without breaking something?


















































