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    13-322 Garand Picture of the Day - Operation Prairie II



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    28 Feb 67
    Photog: LCpl S.M. Leighty

    Vietnam….Sgt Howard J. Greene, non-commissioned officer in charge of the 1/0 sniper sights in his target as he checks his weapon before beginning Operation Prairie II in the Cam Lo Province.
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    I don't get any photos!

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    pics

    Attachment 47261Is this it?
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    That mount is really far forward. Interesting. And no rear sight.

    Is he US Army or Aussie?

    Oops, I should've read the caption. Not sure if that pic is what is in the OP, because I can't see it either.

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    What is that scope??
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    What is that scope??
    looks like a weaver K4 60b


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    The front bell is too long for a Weaver and there appears to be a power change ring present. Redfield?

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    I was going to say the same thing. Thanks for backing up my thinking. The step in the objective bell is more sharp than the weavers that I have seen or accustomed to, also. But yeah, it's way long in front.

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    The photo is marked marine corps sniper. Huh.

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