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    Question No32 scope measurements

    Hi all,
    This may have been answered before but can't find where.
    I am some measurements.
    the brass tube on the front of the scope, and the dials.
    I need all the measurements to make a repro set for my K3 weaver.
    My idea is to make it as close as possible.

    The tube will be simple enough to make and the dials I am going to make them screw on to the cap thread allready on the scope and then leave the centre open enough to allow access to the adjusters.
    Don't know if it will work but if I can get the info I will try.

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    I'm not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for, but there's an entry in the England Section (click here) of the MKLicon (Milsurp Knowledge Libraryicon), showing the dimensions of the No.32 scope, including the measurements of the cross wires etc.

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    1952 Instructional Pamphlet for No.4 Mk1(T) sniper rifle (click here)

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    Also, Peter Laidlericon has published a two part article series on how to rebuild a totally unserviceable scrap No.32 telescope, which you also may find helpful ...

    "Phoenix Rising from the Ashes" - Part 1 (click here)

    "Phoenix Rising from the Ashes" - Part 2 (click here)

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