lee enfield sniper spotting scope

[Peter Laidler]

Or worse still was sat in the classroom, 4 pairs (snipers and observers....., they took it in turns on a day to day basis) around a table and as sure as god made little green apples, the lens parts or cells get mixed up.

It's a good point raised by Simons illustrations and I think the CORRECT assembly of the Sct Reg Scope might be one of my little photographic articles. If you can hack my crap photography. Just as a matter of interest, with the separated (left separated for a good optical reason) lens pair we used to put a bit of spit into the concave of the plano concave lens to see which side of the double convex lens was the best fit. Will explain all later.

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[Badger]

It's a good point raised by Simons illustrations and I think the CORRECT assembly of the Sct Reg Scope might be one of my little photographic articles.

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Spotting/Observers Telescopes (by Peter Laidler)

Regards,
Doug

[dparker]

Gentleman, many thanks. it all makes sense- seems moving the draw closest to the eye focuses images quickly. (I see that turning them makes no difference)-