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    No 32 Mk 2 'Barred out' now reads 'No.7'?

    Ran across this scope on a Gun Broker Rifle.

    It appears to be a Mk 2 scope with the Mk 2 data barred out, as on an L4a1 scope, and new engravings obscured by the scope bracket.

    Seems to read 'No. 7followed by a digit I can't make out.

    Any thoughts on this?
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    possibly a no71 scope for a BESA mg mounted in a centurion or ?churchill? tank.
    i have a no32 mk3 that was similarly treated.

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    Henry has it. Easy to revert a Mk3 type to No32 spec but not so simple to revert the Mk2 type to No32 spec because........ anyway.........

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    i got my info from a reliable scource peter.

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