MkI No.32

**CINDERS** · 10-24-2015 11:22 AM

Worth watching seems to have been left somewhere for a long time and looking a bit sad, if it sells then better lay low P L or it may find you.

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Genuine Lee Enfield Telsighting No 32 MK1 WW2 Telescopic Sight and Mount | eBay

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**brnom2** · 10-25-2015 04:53 AM

Out in the weather for some time from look of it

**Peter Laidler** · 10-25-2015 05:56 AM

Why oh why do you keep associating me with No32 sights when you know how I feel about it/them. Is it something I have said - or something I haven't said....., yet!

**CINDERS** · 10-25-2015 08:35 AM

Your good at what you do Peter I have seen 2 scopes you have refurbed at a friends house as he collects No.32's and they are brilliant so there you go hate'm you may but you do a great job on them.......

**brnom2** · 10-26-2015 07:25 AM

It would be interesting (to me anyway) if it was possible to uncover some of the story of this particular No 32, and what it went thru to end up in the condition it is now.
Looks to have few machine screws missing from index plate corners, and guess you'd want to ensure you used plenty of penetrating oil on the screw cradle points before trying to undo
- Yes, I know I probably used wrong names for the particular screws, im but a interested novice, so don't berate me to hard

**Peter Laidler** · 10-26-2015 08:36 AM

Ex Indian Army without any doubt at all. Screws missing? They're probably sheared off creating another difficult hurdle to any unsuspecting restorer. Buyer beware

**browningautorifle** · 10-26-2015 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by Peter Laidler

Is it something I have said - or something I haven't said

No, you were pretty clear...that one looks to have been a field pickup. Out in the weather yes, bet it was lost for a while.

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