Hello, new to the sniper Forum… Just thought I would share on this discovery… Original eye cup…No flubs or floaters. Like glacial water…. Nice ..read more

Anyone know where I can get a base to mount a S&W scope to an M1903? Just the part that is mounted to the rifle. Thanks ..read more

Hello, I appreciate the sage shirt-fuse request on words of the experts here on this scope and mount. it’s from an estate but not sure what to tell the owner ..read more

✩ US Marine Sniper Leroy Joseph Carrera “Little Joe” with the 3rd Marine Division on Guam with his M1903 Sniper Rifle with Unertl scope - 1945 Born on June 8, 1925, Leroy Joseph Carrera served as a US Marine reconnaissance sniper in WW2, he trained on Guadalcanal and saw service on Guam & Iwo Jima as a scout in HQ Company 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines. At one point he was also a scout attached to the 3rd Tank Battalion. Leroy passed away at the age of 79 on... 03 sniper ..read more

Hello I have purchased a aftermarket M84 scope from Waffenmeisters and have been unable to figure out how to zero it in. Does anyone have or know where i can get written instructions on how to do this. It is mounted on my m1 carbine using a military Redfield Rotary dovetail mount and ! inch rings which i have reduced to the 7/8 inch tube size. (thanks Fusil L) I have already found information on the special tool needed to lock in the zero ( thanks again JJJxir8) Any help would be... M-84 scope instructions ..read more

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Kowa spotting scope and mount information. What model Kowa spotting scope model is this and an idea when it was manufactured ..read more

So I finally got my representative Pattern 1914 Mk1* W (T) sniper built. I had an original scope with rings and was able to get bases that only a handful were made in the UK from the original blueprints. I think it came out really well and was worth the extra cost and work versus using the typical repro mounts which aren’t even close to originals and don’t mount like originals. This is as close as you can get down to the BA threaded screws and Winchester fine rear sight. All I need to do is... Pattern 1914 Mk1* W (T) Build ..read more

Saw this on display in the Tula Arms Museum yesterday. Due to the position, I couldn’t get a good view of the mount, but I did see the barrel was dated 1932 ..read more

I recently inherited this scope and would like to know more about it. It appears to have never been mounted. Is it an original and Information as to what the value is. Thank you ..read more