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    Question Scope ID?

    What scope is this?

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    Anyone know?

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    That's the Lyman M81 or M82, depending on the reticule. And that's Sgt Boitnot in Korea.
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    He was also famous for using his spotter as bait

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Seijasicon View Post
    He was also famous for using his spotter as bait
    That was the story I read too. There's one pic here that appears to be that very thing.
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