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Good morning Pat. Once I hit my 80s, I was still happy to say that as far as phones and texting and everything that goes with it is still a mystery to me. LOL.
I'm going to call you later this morning, but even though I'm the long retired owner, I'm still not able to handle supplying you with what you're after. It's all done automated on the computer. I don't think I'm allowed to post the website here.
I'm in Kalispell Montana, and I'll give you the info after I take care of a few things in the armory.
Thank you.
Pierre
 
Good morning. Yes we do. It's actually the prototype that I made in 1999 for my own rifle, and since then something over 3,000 of them are out there by now. I don't use my own OBM system because all of my load data was developed with the original offset mount. I think it was around a year ago that I had few young fellows who doubted the accuracy of using that original mount. I produced nine photos of military rifles from the second world war from different countries that all used the offset system.

Essentially, it's the same as the M1D Garand sniper offset, and once zeroed in as shown in the diagram, your point of impact will stay the same out as far as you can practicably shoot. I caved in to the younger generation about four months ago and developed the OBM which ejects out the left side of the K31, but as I said, I still don't use it and have no need to.

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