No 32 Mk1 scope repair

[snipershot1944]

May I ask the serial number of the scope please? Looking for a needle in the haystack.

Thanks

David

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[Surpmil]

So this is the "screw" you're referring to; the pin that locates the scope in the bracket?



As for value, stick it on eBay and let it be the next fellow's problem.

May I ask the serial number of the scope please? Looking for a needle in the haystack.
Thanks
David

Don't despair, I/we matched a rifle and scope between Canada and the UK and that was in pre-internet days.

[bros]

Yes that pin is non-existent.....it must be threaded in cause what remains on my scope is ground away to half the circumference and you can see internal threads. Also on your picture, the slotted screws that line up with the turret...well when the scope is in the mounted position the bottom slotted screw head is almost completely ground away as well as the body that surrounds the screw.

[bros]

Hey SniperShot serial # is 10583

[Surpmil]

Yes that pin is non-existent.....it must be threaded in cause what remains on my scope is ground away to half the circumference and you can see internal threads. Also on your picture, the slotted screws that line up with the turret...well when the scope is in the mounted position the bottom slotted screw head is almost completely ground away as well as the body that surrounds the screw.

Yes, I feared that was what you meant: the detent plunger & spring retaining screw for the windage drum, and it's projecting "housing" have been ground away? That would be quite a bit more of a job to fix.