No 32 MkI

**CINDERS** · 09-09-2015 10:52 PM

Peter did this scope cross your path and considering you have to be an octopus to set the range drums the price is about what they are going for even without the bracket has been serviced apparently strange to be listed as just good though. It is on usedguns.com.au
Calibre/Item: Scope
Make: British icon

WWII
Model: No 32 Mk1 - OS 466 A 3X
Serial No: 1776
Condition: Good
Price: $2500

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**henry r** · 09-09-2015 11:16 PM

tell 'im 'e's dream'n.

**Peter Laidler** · 09-10-2015 04:45 AM

Nope. Closest I have had was 1774. But think about it. With a set of Mk3 turrets you have got yourself a Mk2/1 which was the best and most expensive variant. Or an L1A2 if you find yourself an M range scale

**brnom2** · 09-14-2015 12:16 PM

So raises the question - if not serviced/overhauled by PL, by whom then? - Think many others in OZ would be interested if there was indeed an "in country option" for there prized No32's in need of TLC

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