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    No.32 MkII

    Has the serial No. so may be a match for a "T" rifle owned out here on Milsurps, about the standard rate for one of these may go higher.
    no 32 Scope ORIGINAL | eBay
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    Looks like C32245 or C32246
    Mine are not the best, but they are not too bad. I can think of lots of Enfields I'd rather have but instead of constantly striving for more, sometimes it's good to be satisfied with what one has...

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    By the looks of the screws, some one has been playing around with it and recently.
    Not much goes wrong with the Mk.1 other than the detents break off and jam the turret from turning.
    Does not look like they have been into the clicker tube as normally if they have, the brass clicker tube cover screw slots are just beavered right out.
    You either make new ones or solder on a brass disc and re-cut the slot.
    All this AFTER you find the the 10 BA grub screw in the body and have torn the cover to bits.
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    For the record:

    Scope for sale in Australiaicon. eBay seller 1508ad in Ferny Hills, Australia eBay item number:265627113632 Auction end: 13 April 2022

    Markings on scope: TEL. SIGHTING / No. 32 MK II / WW / No. 14622 / OS 1650 A

    Markings on bracket: Rifle S/N C32246 On caps 85/86
    Colin MacGregor Stevens https://www.captainstevens.com [B]Model 1918 scope ideally w P14 rings; LB Scout Sniper Rifle windmill sight & furniture; No. 4 Mk. I* 28L0844; any rifle with S/N ASE-xxxx ; No.32 Mk. I SN 1042.

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