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    Enforcer scope

    Hi all - can anyone tell me which reticules have been seen on genuine enforcer pecar scopes pls? Thanks
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    I have only seen 4 plex (or duplex) and post and crosshair types, also known as reticle 2 and 8.
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    Thanks valley - what do you mean by 4 plex exactly?

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    Like attached image,

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    Cheers for that. Any idea of the proportions at all - have people seen more 4 plex or post and crosshair?

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    The correct Enforcer / Pecar reticule is Number 2
    (Picture from Pecar brochure)

    Mine are not the best, but they are not too bad. I can think of lots of Enfields I'd rather have but instead of constantly striving for more, sometimes it's good to be satisfied with what one has...

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    Looks familiar eh? The same as the No.32.

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    So they would never have been the 4 plex originally then?

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    Quote Originally Posted by PrinzEugen View Post
    So they would never have been the 4 plex originally then?
    The original "specified" reticule was Number 2, however not all of the Police Forces ordered their Enforcers 'complete'. Some, as budgets allowed, added bipod, scope etc at a later date.

    Enforcers have been seen with a variety of scope makes and reticules so 'never say never' - any scope / reticule numbered to an Enforcer could be an original / later add on.
    Mind you - not all forces numbered the scopes to the rifle, so an un-numbered scope could be an original or just someones efforts to make a complete Enforcer. You'll never know. !!!!!!

    So - no real answer to your question.

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    Last edited by Alan de Enfield; 10-14-2010 at 06:46 AM.
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