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134645I can't access Gunparts due to a server fault but the Waffenmeister scope is a No32 Mk1 and shows signs of being made withmore attention to detail than the RSM unit.
Note the margins of the...

Here's a shot from my Med Centre window to the well heads 2km away.
Not as clear as seeing it first-hand but you get the idea.

The Stadia are much finer than my original RSM scope but the clarity...

If the focus is out slightly and loosening the objective end improves it, don't be tempted to alter the focus at this end.
It will have the effect of introducing parallax errors into the scope.
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The scopes from RSM are a decent starting point for those of us who either cannot afford or who cannot find a genuine No32 scope.
Just be aware of the inconsistencies in their build quality.
Even...

2. The misalignment of the blocks that push the stadia block.
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Both blocks are canted.
The holes were not drilled straight and square.
The blocks themselves are pretty rough and ready too....

1. Take a good look at the detent wheels below.
Below is the elevation wheel with it’s graduated spacing.
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The windage Disk with even spacing.
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A close look reveals why the detent...

So to pick up on the story:
The clarity is fine on both scopes, and they aren’t complex so I thought I would have a bash at fettling the freebie one.
On both of my RSM scopes the screws were barely...

OK I hope no-one minds but I thought I would do a teardown on the Red Star Mountain No32 Mk3 reproduction scope.
A brief explanation: Six months ago I bought one for my No4 Mk1 to use on the range...