It was concidence that while yesterday meeting at a gun show I finally was able to take over (from someone else who served as "postman") the three BritishWWI magnifying glasses sets I had bought of a fellow member here also ended up in buying the (kind of) "German
counterpiece" at exactly the same show.
They might not be compareable in all details since the German Zeiss Glasvisier does the magnification in the scope itself and only uses an additional front sight cover for aiming, but both are attached to the rear sight and both are adjusted with the rear sight. And neither of the British nor the German design are very rugged. It was a nice thought, but not well engineered (well, at least not with the engineering considering the conditions they would see in actual combat conditions).
Looking forward to any comments, whether you would agree on the parallels that I am seeing, or possibly would also want to deny them!Information
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