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M1 GARAND WITH USMC M1C/MC-1 MC-52 SNIPER KOLLMORGEN SCOPE AND MOUNT, HART FLASH HIDER
M1 GARAND WITH USMC M1C/MC-1 MC-52 SNIPER KOLLMORGEN SCOPE AND MOUNT, HART FLASH HIDER
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Guns International #: 100712191
Seller's Inventory #: #1973
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Garand
- Winchester Rifles - Military
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Arizona Marksman
Member Since: 9/17/15
State:
Arizona
Zip: 85142
Country: United States
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 16
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: BANK CHECKS, CASHIER CHECKS AND MONEY ORDERS.
M1 GARAND WITH USMC M1C/MC-1 MC-52
SNIPER KOLLMORGEN SCOPE AND MOUNT, HART FLASH HIDER
Description:
This M1 Garand for sale, has a very rare 4X Kollmorgen USMC scope and Griffin & Howe mount, which were specifically designed for the US Marine Corps. The Scope has clear glass, and very much like a Redfield in ocular and objective lens size. The turrets click through elevation and windage, and are big and fat for a gloved hand. Rifle is in overall excellent shape, and would include the sling, cheekpad and Hart Flash Hider. This rifle was purchased from a retired Marine officer, who in-turn purchased it several decades ago, while stationed at Quantico, VA with duties as a security officer for the large weapons depository of the Marine Corps Museum. He shot the rifle, sans scope, in competition. There is no further rifle history available to me.
I have several detailed pictures available, beyond what is allowed by Gunsinternational
I can provide the two links before, not allowed to include other addresses.
The attached bracket on the receiver is “4” rifles away from the Marine Corps MC-52 (M1C) in the Springfield Armory Museum collection in Massachusetts. (Link Avaiable)
Mount # on Museum Marine Rifle: S/N 3495665
Mount # on this rifle is 3495669
ww2.rediscov/spring/VFPCGI.exe?IDCFile=/spring/DETAILS.IDC,SPECIFIC=12012,DATABASE=73135961
Marine Corps Technical Manual TM-0-02408A-15 dated December 1959 provides the following instructions in Chapter 7-2 INSTALLATION OF TELESCOPE MOUNT ON UNDRILLED AND UNTAPPED RIFLES. (S.A.M.)
A Springfield M1C with Marine Kollmorgen Scope sold for nearly $15,000 at RIA recently (MAY 2016)
rockisland/viewitem/aid/67/lid/3632
“In 1952, the Corps replaced the M1C’s M81 scope with a Stith-Kollmorgen Model 4XD-USMC scope, and the weapon was redesignated as the USMC 1952 or MC52. Marine armories also added a bell-shaped flash hider, but few of these weapons made it into theater for combat service by the time the Korean War ended.
Marines carried the M1C and the MC52 throughout the 1950s and used them in the Dominican intervention in 1965 and during the early days of the Vietnam War. In 1966, the MC52 sniper rifle was phased out of service and replaced by the M40 sniper rifle, effectively ending the M1 Garand family’s 23-year run as a front-line Marine combat weapon.“ Keith A. Milks, Marine Corps Times
Kollmorgen Scope Specifications:
Magnification - 4 Power
Field of View at 100 yds. - 30 ft.
Eye relief - 3-1/2 in. approx.
Diameter of Exit Pupil - 7.5mm
Light Transmission - 86%
Overall Length - 11-5/8 in.
Mounting Diameter of Body Tube - 1.023 in.
Weight - 12 oz.
Value of each Graduation on Elevation and Traverse Scales - 1 in. at 100 yds.
The telescope is adjusted at the factory to eliminate parallax between target and cross hairs at a range of 300 yards.
My interests include all martial arms, but mainly US made M1 Garands, 1903 Springfields, M14 and other historical Service Rifles.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Caliber Info: 30-06
Weight: 15.00
Description:
This M1 Garand for sale, has a very rare 4X Kollmorgen USMC scope and Griffin & Howe mount, which were specifically designed for the US Marine Corps. The Scope has clear glass, and very much like a Redfield in ocular and objective lens size. The turrets click through elevation and windage, and are big and fat for a gloved hand. Rifle is in overall excellent shape, and would include the sling, cheekpad and Hart Flash Hider. This rifle was purchased from a retired Marine officer, who in-turn purchased it several decades ago, while stationed at Quantico, VA with duties as a security officer for the large weapons depository of the Marine Corps Museum. He shot the rifle, sans scope, in competition. There is no further rifle history available to me.
I have several detailed pictures available, beyond what is allowed by Gunsinternational
- Receiver: Winchester, DWG # D28291-2
- Barrel: SA-6-51, 1951 barrel. Bright and Shiny bore
- Muzzle wear is 1.5, Throat Wear is 2.
- Walnut Stock and Handguards
- Scope (MC713-P) is the first of two variations, the rings and mount are also the early variation with correct stampings and identification.
I can provide the two links before, not allowed to include other addresses.
The attached bracket on the receiver is “4” rifles away from the Marine Corps MC-52 (M1C) in the Springfield Armory Museum collection in Massachusetts. (Link Avaiable)
Mount # on Museum Marine Rifle: S/N 3495665
Mount # on this rifle is 3495669
ww2.rediscov/spring/VFPCGI.exe?IDCFile=/spring/DETAILS.IDC,SPECIFIC=12012,DATABASE=73135961
Marine Corps Technical Manual TM-0-02408A-15 dated December 1959 provides the following instructions in Chapter 7-2 INSTALLATION OF TELESCOPE MOUNT ON UNDRILLED AND UNTAPPED RIFLES. (S.A.M.)
A Springfield M1C with Marine Kollmorgen Scope sold for nearly $15,000 at RIA recently (MAY 2016)
rockisland/viewitem/aid/67/lid/3632
“In 1952, the Corps replaced the M1C’s M81 scope with a Stith-Kollmorgen Model 4XD-USMC scope, and the weapon was redesignated as the USMC 1952 or MC52. Marine armories also added a bell-shaped flash hider, but few of these weapons made it into theater for combat service by the time the Korean War ended.
Marines carried the M1C and the MC52 throughout the 1950s and used them in the Dominican intervention in 1965 and during the early days of the Vietnam War. In 1966, the MC52 sniper rifle was phased out of service and replaced by the M40 sniper rifle, effectively ending the M1 Garand family’s 23-year run as a front-line Marine combat weapon.“ Keith A. Milks, Marine Corps Times
Kollmorgen Scope Specifications:
Magnification - 4 Power
Field of View at 100 yds. - 30 ft.
Eye relief - 3-1/2 in. approx.
Diameter of Exit Pupil - 7.5mm
Light Transmission - 86%
Overall Length - 11-5/8 in.
Mounting Diameter of Body Tube - 1.023 in.
Weight - 12 oz.
Value of each Graduation on Elevation and Traverse Scales - 1 in. at 100 yds.
The telescope is adjusted at the factory to eliminate parallax between target and cross hairs at a range of 300 yards.
My interests include all martial arms, but mainly US made M1 Garands, 1903 Springfields, M14 and other historical Service Rifles.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Caliber Info: 30-06
Weight: 15.00
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Guns International #: 100712191
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Garand
- Winchester Rifles - Military
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Arizona Marksman
Member Since: 9/17/15
State:
Arizona
Zip: 85142
Country: United States
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 16
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: BANK CHECKS, CASHIER CHECKS AND MONEY ORDERS.
M1 GARAND WITH USMC M1C/MC-1 MC-52
SNIPER KOLLMORGEN SCOPE AND MOUNT, HART FLASH HIDER
Description: This M1 Garand for sale, has a very rare 4X Kollmorgen USMC scope and Griffin & Howe mount, which were specifically designed for the US Marine Corps. The Scope has clear glass, and very much like a Redfield in ocular and objective lens size. The turrets click through elevation and windage, and are big and fat for a gloved hand. Rifle is in overall excellent shape, and would include the sling, cheekpad and Hart Flash Hider. This rifle was purchased from a retired Marine officer, who in-turn purchased it several decades ago, while stationed at Quantico, VA with duties as a security officer for the large weapons depository of the Marine Corps Museum. He shot the rifle, sans scope, in competition. There is no further rifle history available to me. I have several detailed pictures available, beyond what is allowed by Gunsinternational
I can provide the two links before, not allowed to include other addresses. The attached bracket on the receiver is “4” rifles away from the Marine Corps MC-52 (M1C) in the Springfield Armory Museum collection in Massachusetts. (Link Avaiable) Mount # on Museum Marine Rifle: S/N 3495665 Mount # on this rifle is 3495669 ww2.rediscov/spring/VFPCGI.exe?IDCFile=/spring/DETAILS.IDC,SPECIFIC=12012,DATABASE=73135961 Marine Corps Technical Manual TM-0-02408A-15 dated December 1959 provides the following instructions in Chapter 7-2 INSTALLATION OF TELESCOPE MOUNT ON UNDRILLED AND UNTAPPED RIFLES. (S.A.M.) A Springfield M1C with Marine Kollmorgen Scope sold for nearly $15,000 at RIA recently (MAY 2016) rockisland/viewitem/aid/67/lid/3632 “In 1952, the Corps replaced the M1C’s M81 scope with a Stith-Kollmorgen Model 4XD-USMC scope, and the weapon was redesignated as the USMC 1952 or MC52. Marine armories also added a bell-shaped flash hider, but few of these weapons made it into theater for combat service by the time the Korean War ended. Marines carried the M1C and the MC52 throughout the 1950s and used them in the Dominican intervention in 1965 and during the early days of the Vietnam War. In 1966, the MC52 sniper rifle was phased out of service and replaced by the M40 sniper rifle, effectively ending the M1 Garand family’s 23-year run as a front-line Marine combat weapon.“ Keith A. Milks, Marine Corps Times Kollmorgen Scope Specifications: Magnification - 4 Power Field of View at 100 yds. - 30 ft. Eye relief - 3-1/2 in. approx. Diameter of Exit Pupil - 7.5mm Light Transmission - 86% Overall Length - 11-5/8 in. Mounting Diameter of Body Tube - 1.023 in. Weight - 12 oz. Value of each Graduation on Elevation and Traverse Scales - 1 in. at 100 yds. The telescope is adjusted at the factory to eliminate parallax between target and cross hairs at a range of 300 yards. My interests include all martial arms, but mainly US made M1 Garands, 1903 Springfields, M14 and other historical Service Rifles. SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes Caliber Info: 30-06 Weight: 15.00 |
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Guns International #: 100712191
Seller's Inventory #: #1973
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Garand
- Winchester Rifles - Military
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Arizona Marksman
Member Since: 9/17/15
State:
Arizona
Zip: 85142
Country: United States
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 16
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: BANK CHECKS, CASHIER CHECKS AND MONEY ORDERS.
M1 GARAND WITH USMC M1C/MC-1 MC-52
SNIPER KOLLMORGEN SCOPE AND MOUNT, HART FLASH HIDER
Description:
This M1 Garand for sale, has a very rare 4X Kollmorgen USMC scope and Griffin & Howe mount, which were specifically designed for the US Marine Corps. The Scope has clear glass, and very much like a Redfield in ocular and objective lens size. The turrets click through elevation and windage, and are big and fat for a gloved hand. Rifle is in overall excellent shape, and would include the sling, cheekpad and Hart Flash Hider. This rifle was purchased from a retired Marine officer, who in-turn purchased it several decades ago, while stationed at Quantico, VA with duties as a security officer for the large weapons depository of the Marine Corps Museum. He shot the rifle, sans scope, in competition. There is no further rifle history available to me.
I have several detailed pictures available, beyond what is allowed by Gunsinternational
I can provide the two links before, not allowed to include other addresses.
The attached bracket on the receiver is “4” rifles away from the Marine Corps MC-52 (M1C) in the Springfield Armory Museum collection in Massachusetts. (Link Avaiable)
Mount # on Museum Marine Rifle: S/N 3495665
Mount # on this rifle is 3495669
ww2.rediscov/spring/VFPCGI.exe?IDCFile=/spring/DETAILS.IDC,SPECIFIC=12012,DATABASE=73135961
Marine Corps Technical Manual TM-0-02408A-15 dated December 1959 provides the following instructions in Chapter 7-2 INSTALLATION OF TELESCOPE MOUNT ON UNDRILLED AND UNTAPPED RIFLES. (S.A.M.)
A Springfield M1C with Marine Kollmorgen Scope sold for nearly $15,000 at RIA recently (MAY 2016)
rockisland/viewitem/aid/67/lid/3632
“In 1952, the Corps replaced the M1C’s M81 scope with a Stith-Kollmorgen Model 4XD-USMC scope, and the weapon was redesignated as the USMC 1952 or MC52. Marine armories also added a bell-shaped flash hider, but few of these weapons made it into theater for combat service by the time the Korean War ended.
Marines carried the M1C and the MC52 throughout the 1950s and used them in the Dominican intervention in 1965 and during the early days of the Vietnam War. In 1966, the MC52 sniper rifle was phased out of service and replaced by the M40 sniper rifle, effectively ending the M1 Garand family’s 23-year run as a front-line Marine combat weapon.“ Keith A. Milks, Marine Corps Times
Kollmorgen Scope Specifications:
Magnification - 4 Power
Field of View at 100 yds. - 30 ft.
Eye relief - 3-1/2 in. approx.
Diameter of Exit Pupil - 7.5mm
Light Transmission - 86%
Overall Length - 11-5/8 in.
Mounting Diameter of Body Tube - 1.023 in.
Weight - 12 oz.
Value of each Graduation on Elevation and Traverse Scales - 1 in. at 100 yds.
The telescope is adjusted at the factory to eliminate parallax between target and cross hairs at a range of 300 yards.
My interests include all martial arms, but mainly US made M1 Garands, 1903 Springfields, M14 and other historical Service Rifles.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Caliber Info: 30-06
Weight: 15.00
Description:
This M1 Garand for sale, has a very rare 4X Kollmorgen USMC scope and Griffin & Howe mount, which were specifically designed for the US Marine Corps. The Scope has clear glass, and very much like a Redfield in ocular and objective lens size. The turrets click through elevation and windage, and are big and fat for a gloved hand. Rifle is in overall excellent shape, and would include the sling, cheekpad and Hart Flash Hider. This rifle was purchased from a retired Marine officer, who in-turn purchased it several decades ago, while stationed at Quantico, VA with duties as a security officer for the large weapons depository of the Marine Corps Museum. He shot the rifle, sans scope, in competition. There is no further rifle history available to me.
I have several detailed pictures available, beyond what is allowed by Gunsinternational
- Receiver: Winchester, DWG # D28291-2
- Barrel: SA-6-51, 1951 barrel. Bright and Shiny bore
- Muzzle wear is 1.5, Throat Wear is 2.
- Walnut Stock and Handguards
- Scope (MC713-P) is the first of two variations, the rings and mount are also the early variation with correct stampings and identification.
I can provide the two links before, not allowed to include other addresses.
The attached bracket on the receiver is “4” rifles away from the Marine Corps MC-52 (M1C) in the Springfield Armory Museum collection in Massachusetts. (Link Avaiable)
Mount # on Museum Marine Rifle: S/N 3495665
Mount # on this rifle is 3495669
ww2.rediscov/spring/VFPCGI.exe?IDCFile=/spring/DETAILS.IDC,SPECIFIC=12012,DATABASE=73135961
Marine Corps Technical Manual TM-0-02408A-15 dated December 1959 provides the following instructions in Chapter 7-2 INSTALLATION OF TELESCOPE MOUNT ON UNDRILLED AND UNTAPPED RIFLES. (S.A.M.)
A Springfield M1C with Marine Kollmorgen Scope sold for nearly $15,000 at RIA recently (MAY 2016)
rockisland/viewitem/aid/67/lid/3632
“In 1952, the Corps replaced the M1C’s M81 scope with a Stith-Kollmorgen Model 4XD-USMC scope, and the weapon was redesignated as the USMC 1952 or MC52. Marine armories also added a bell-shaped flash hider, but few of these weapons made it into theater for combat service by the time the Korean War ended.
Marines carried the M1C and the MC52 throughout the 1950s and used them in the Dominican intervention in 1965 and during the early days of the Vietnam War. In 1966, the MC52 sniper rifle was phased out of service and replaced by the M40 sniper rifle, effectively ending the M1 Garand family’s 23-year run as a front-line Marine combat weapon.“ Keith A. Milks, Marine Corps Times
Kollmorgen Scope Specifications:
Magnification - 4 Power
Field of View at 100 yds. - 30 ft.
Eye relief - 3-1/2 in. approx.
Diameter of Exit Pupil - 7.5mm
Light Transmission - 86%
Overall Length - 11-5/8 in.
Mounting Diameter of Body Tube - 1.023 in.
Weight - 12 oz.
Value of each Graduation on Elevation and Traverse Scales - 1 in. at 100 yds.
The telescope is adjusted at the factory to eliminate parallax between target and cross hairs at a range of 300 yards.
My interests include all martial arms, but mainly US made M1 Garands, 1903 Springfields, M14 and other historical Service Rifles.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Caliber Info: 30-06
Weight: 15.00
Guns International #: 100712191
Seller's Inventory #: #1973
Guns International #: 100712191
Seller's Inventory #: #1973
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Garand
- Winchester Rifles - Military
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Arizona Marksman
Member Since: 9/17/15
State:
Arizona
Zip: 85142
Country: United States
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 16
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: BANK CHECKS, CASHIER CHECKS AND MONEY ORDERS.
M1 GARAND WITH USMC M1C/MC-1 MC-52
SNIPER KOLLMORGEN SCOPE AND MOUNT, HART FLASH HIDER
Description:
This M1 Garand for sale, has a very rare 4X Kollmorgen USMC scope and Griffin & Howe mount, which were specifically designed for the US Marine Corps. The Scope has clear glass, and very much like a Redfield in ocular and objective lens size. The turrets click through elevation and windage, and are big and fat for a gloved hand. Rifle is in overall excellent shape, and would include the sling, cheekpad and Hart Flash Hider. This rifle was purchased from a retired Marine officer, who in-turn purchased it several decades ago, while stationed at Quantico, VA with duties as a security officer for the large weapons depository of the Marine Corps Museum. He shot the rifle, sans scope, in competition. There is no further rifle history available to me.
I have several detailed pictures available, beyond what is allowed by Gunsinternational
I can provide the two links before, not allowed to include other addresses.
The attached bracket on the receiver is “4” rifles away from the Marine Corps MC-52 (M1C) in the Springfield Armory Museum collection in Massachusetts. (Link Avaiable)
Mount # on Museum Marine Rifle: S/N 3495665
Mount # on this rifle is 3495669
ww2.rediscov/spring/VFPCGI.exe?IDCFile=/spring/DETAILS.IDC,SPECIFIC=12012,DATABASE=73135961
Marine Corps Technical Manual TM-0-02408A-15 dated December 1959 provides the following instructions in Chapter 7-2 INSTALLATION OF TELESCOPE MOUNT ON UNDRILLED AND UNTAPPED RIFLES. (S.A.M.)
A Springfield M1C with Marine Kollmorgen Scope sold for nearly $15,000 at RIA recently (MAY 2016)
rockisland/viewitem/aid/67/lid/3632
“In 1952, the Corps replaced the M1C’s M81 scope with a Stith-Kollmorgen Model 4XD-USMC scope, and the weapon was redesignated as the USMC 1952 or MC52. Marine armories also added a bell-shaped flash hider, but few of these weapons made it into theater for combat service by the time the Korean War ended.
Marines carried the M1C and the MC52 throughout the 1950s and used them in the Dominican intervention in 1965 and during the early days of the Vietnam War. In 1966, the MC52 sniper rifle was phased out of service and replaced by the M40 sniper rifle, effectively ending the M1 Garand family’s 23-year run as a front-line Marine combat weapon.“ Keith A. Milks, Marine Corps Times
Kollmorgen Scope Specifications:
Magnification - 4 Power
Field of View at 100 yds. - 30 ft.
Eye relief - 3-1/2 in. approx.
Diameter of Exit Pupil - 7.5mm
Light Transmission - 86%
Overall Length - 11-5/8 in.
Mounting Diameter of Body Tube - 1.023 in.
Weight - 12 oz.
Value of each Graduation on Elevation and Traverse Scales - 1 in. at 100 yds.
The telescope is adjusted at the factory to eliminate parallax between target and cross hairs at a range of 300 yards.
My interests include all martial arms, but mainly US made M1 Garands, 1903 Springfields, M14 and other historical Service Rifles.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Caliber Info: 30-06
Weight: 15.00
Description:
This M1 Garand for sale, has a very rare 4X Kollmorgen USMC scope and Griffin & Howe mount, which were specifically designed for the US Marine Corps. The Scope has clear glass, and very much like a Redfield in ocular and objective lens size. The turrets click through elevation and windage, and are big and fat for a gloved hand. Rifle is in overall excellent shape, and would include the sling, cheekpad and Hart Flash Hider. This rifle was purchased from a retired Marine officer, who in-turn purchased it several decades ago, while stationed at Quantico, VA with duties as a security officer for the large weapons depository of the Marine Corps Museum. He shot the rifle, sans scope, in competition. There is no further rifle history available to me.
I have several detailed pictures available, beyond what is allowed by Gunsinternational
- Receiver: Winchester, DWG # D28291-2
- Barrel: SA-6-51, 1951 barrel. Bright and Shiny bore
- Muzzle wear is 1.5, Throat Wear is 2.
- Walnut Stock and Handguards
- Scope (MC713-P) is the first of two variations, the rings and mount are also the early variation with correct stampings and identification.
I can provide the two links before, not allowed to include other addresses.
The attached bracket on the receiver is “4” rifles away from the Marine Corps MC-52 (M1C) in the Springfield Armory Museum collection in Massachusetts. (Link Avaiable)
Mount # on Museum Marine Rifle: S/N 3495665
Mount # on this rifle is 3495669
ww2.rediscov/spring/VFPCGI.exe?IDCFile=/spring/DETAILS.IDC,SPECIFIC=12012,DATABASE=73135961
Marine Corps Technical Manual TM-0-02408A-15 dated December 1959 provides the following instructions in Chapter 7-2 INSTALLATION OF TELESCOPE MOUNT ON UNDRILLED AND UNTAPPED RIFLES. (S.A.M.)
A Springfield M1C with Marine Kollmorgen Scope sold for nearly $15,000 at RIA recently (MAY 2016)
rockisland/viewitem/aid/67/lid/3632
“In 1952, the Corps replaced the M1C’s M81 scope with a Stith-Kollmorgen Model 4XD-USMC scope, and the weapon was redesignated as the USMC 1952 or MC52. Marine armories also added a bell-shaped flash hider, but few of these weapons made it into theater for combat service by the time the Korean War ended.
Marines carried the M1C and the MC52 throughout the 1950s and used them in the Dominican intervention in 1965 and during the early days of the Vietnam War. In 1966, the MC52 sniper rifle was phased out of service and replaced by the M40 sniper rifle, effectively ending the M1 Garand family’s 23-year run as a front-line Marine combat weapon.“ Keith A. Milks, Marine Corps Times
Kollmorgen Scope Specifications:
Magnification - 4 Power
Field of View at 100 yds. - 30 ft.
Eye relief - 3-1/2 in. approx.
Diameter of Exit Pupil - 7.5mm
Light Transmission - 86%
Overall Length - 11-5/8 in.
Mounting Diameter of Body Tube - 1.023 in.
Weight - 12 oz.
Value of each Graduation on Elevation and Traverse Scales - 1 in. at 100 yds.
The telescope is adjusted at the factory to eliminate parallax between target and cross hairs at a range of 300 yards.
My interests include all martial arms, but mainly US made M1 Garands, 1903 Springfields, M14 and other historical Service Rifles.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Caliber Info: 30-06
Weight: 15.00
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