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    no gunsmithing scope mount

    Purhased one of these things for my 1945 M38 carbine what a waste of time. After removing the iron sight and replaceing it with the light metal replacement and fitting the scope as far back as it would go I still could not get close enough to the thing to see through it. Replaced the old iron and back to the drawing board,

    Anyone want a small bit of scrap metal ????
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    Quote Originally Posted by rhodders View Post
    Purhased one of these things for my 1945 M38 carbine what a waste of time. After removing the iron sight and replaceing it with the light metal replacement and fitting the scope as far back as it would go I still could not get close enough to the thing to see through it. Replaced the old iron and back to the drawing board,

    Anyone want a small bit of scrap metal ????
    You do know that you need a Long Eye Relief (LER) scope with one of those mounts, don't you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gandog56 View Post
    You do know that you need a Long Eye Relief (LER) scope with one of those mounts, don't you?

    But you want to get rid of it, I'll take it. I have a red dot scope that will work fine with it.

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    I think I need a bin to throw it in. It was just an inexpensive taster to see the result. It just didnt look the part on a M38 1945 vintage rifle and in reality the scope would cost more than the rifle.

    This rifle is normaly used on an open range 400mtrs + and gives remarkable results on iron sights even though it is only carbine length.

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