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    Looking for No 32 Mk 1 scope 1766

    I recently purchased Savage 4t rifle 0C1862 and am looking for information regarding scope number 1766. I have posted this on Angel's page. The rifle came with another early Mk1 scope mounted, serialed in the mid 4000 serial range. I'm wondering is perhaps anyone has a record fo 1766 still being in existence?

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    1762 Pattern Room with other odd scopes.
    1774 Repaired by me for xxxx, 9/94. From derelict. What a heap of ****! Kept failing fastness test. New erector and segment
    Here's my comments for a couple of its close relatives. Don't help you but nice to know if you now own 1774...........

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