No32 Mk3

[Mlc]

Hi am not sure were to put this but here goes

Picked up and air rifle of my brother in law Sunday and low and behold its got this sight on it tel stg No32 Mk3 os 2039a cts No 21682 now i know you guys would get far more use out of it than i will any help will be appreciated Thanks

Mike

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[spinecracker]

Well, I'll be first to ask - PHOTOS???!!!!! What the heck was that doing on an air rifle??

[Mlc]

Well, I'll be first to ask - PHOTOS???!!!!! What the heck was that doing on an air rifle??

working well after i zeroed it in a tad

[Badger]

Well, some pics would help ....

Sure is an ODD place for a No.32 scope to turn up ...

For more information on it, there's an entry in the England Section (click here) of the MKL (Milsurp Knowledge Library), showing a lot of general information about the No.32 scope.

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1952 Instructional Pamphlet for No.4 Mk1(T) sniper rifle (click here)

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Regards,
Badger

[jmoore]

You might try listing it here:

SCOPES looking for Rifles - Military Surplus Collectors Forums

It doesn't appear to be a scope # listed in the "Rifles Looking for Scopes" forum, but i may have missed it.

[Surpmil]

In today's market it's worth at least $1000. or a 1000 Pounds. Take your pick.

[Peter Laidler]

Most of the Mk1 and 2's that I see here in the UK come from old air rifles. You can genetally tell them by the missing anti-rotation blocks

[tbonesmith]

Most of the Mk1 and 2's that I see here in the UK come from old air rifles. You can genetally tell them by the missing anti-rotation blocks

How does that come about? Were they just once the cheapest scopes around?

[Peter Laidler]

That's right Tbone.........., they were ten a penny many years ago. In fact, I used to break them for spares. I'd say that I've broken about 20 or so in the past but not any more!

[Mlc]

Thanks you guys for all info most helpfull