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    No 32 Mk 2 HBM #10930

    No 32 Mk 2 HBM Scope No10930

    Refurbished by PL through Fultons

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    I don't remember seeing an evacuation screw port on a MkI before, but I've loaned Peter's books to someone and can't check.
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    Looks like a Mk2 to me Rob.........
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    Looks like a Mk2 to me Rob.........
    Touche Peter, but the same goes for Mk2s now that I think about it!
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    Your photos are SO good Paul, nice work
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