Mystery "no drill" scope mount Id?

vintovka

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Sorting thru 100's of parts and mounts in an estate and came across this one. Any clue?? 20240330_130317.jpg 20240330_130325.jpg
 
My one-second guess was some kind of mount for a shell catcher, but it looks too complex for something like that. That thing of the left side of pic 2 that looks a little like it has internal threading might be to fit over the hinge of a rear sight but it would render the sight useless.

And why an adjustment provision?

Breaking out of the "scope mount" mindset, could it be for something else... a goomizigah attachment for reloading equipment? Or something from Grandma's egg beater... ?

As the King of Siam said, " 'Tis a puzzlement."
 
M-1 CARBINE????????????? One of the ones that stuck out. There's 0ver 200 mounts and twice that plus in rings. Still unpacking about 5- 10K in parts and pieces. This, the reward for being last man standing in family. GB is a pain and may start my own "list"
 
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It kinda looks like a mount that was on one of my Ruger Mini 14's back in the 80's. It replaced the rear sight and that half moon part rested on the barrel between the handguard and receiver.
Exactly what it is. Mini 14 scope mount. I bought one for the Mini..sold the gun but still have the mount
 
It replaces the rear sight on the older 180 series rifles.

This isn't exactly what you have, but similar........

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Did some digging and found mine, but it's a Weaver brand mount.

 

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Probably right BUT marked "made in japan" and silver. Thought all older Weaver products were made in USA. Thanks all. Still diving thru big shipping container and thinking of calling an auction house to sell the bulk of items as i do longer have the energy,
 
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