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#8x unertl plus
The exterior shows 85% plus blue with some light wear and a small amount of brown spotting and patina. Included with the scope is a green paint finished bakelite field case, fitted with a green canvas lid retainer and belt loop, and a spring loaded interior. Unertl/USMC-SNIPER/2416" on the main body tube ahead of "8", with a rail-guided sliding aluminum front ring, and an adjustable Unertl marked rear ring. The scopes themselves were kept in inventory after World War II, seeing re-issue as late as Vietnam. Marine Corps, to be installed on 1903 National Match rifles by USMC/Navy armorers (a combination also known as the "USMC 1941 Sniper"). This is one of the approximately 2,800 scopes developed and manufactured c.1940 for the U.S.
#8x unertl serial number
Museum in Quantico, VA in June of 1970", and including a photocopy of a memorandum on Marine Corps Base Quantico letterhead certifying the transfer of this rifle by serial number from Marine inventory to a first private collector/dealer in the chain of possession.Condition: Other Make: Other - Manufacturer Model: None Stock Material: Other - Stock Material Low Estimate: 3,750 High Estimate: 5,500 World War II "USMC-SNIPER" Marked Unertl 8 Power Sniper Scope for U.S. Included with the rifle is a set of collector records, showing a chain of possession from the current consignor to "the Marine Corp. The pistol grip stock is "S.A./S.P.G." inspected, with "4S/5" in the cutoff cutout, circled unserifed "P" on the grip, the aforementioned matching number, "31" in white vinyl sticker on the right side near the heel, and a coarse checkered steel buttplate.
#8x unertl professional
Dovetail blocks have been installed on the barrel and front receiver ring, a professional cutout performed on the handguard to accommodate the former and the latter partially covering the receiver markings. An undercut Patridge blade front sight is installed beneath a sheet-metal protector, with the barrel marked "SA/3-38". This rifle has the standard late production Springfield NM features which include: (1) star-gauged barrel, (2) polished bolt, receiver rails and follower, (3) matching serial number electro-penciled on the bolt body and stamped on the underside of the stock just ahead of the lower sling swivel mount. Model 1903A1 NM rifles were converted to sniper configuration and fitted with Unertl telescopic sights by the Marines at the Philadelphia Navy Yard c. The scope has fine wire crosshairs and steel lens covers.
#8x unertl serial numbers
This rifle is fitted with the Marine Corps 8-power Unertl "USMC-SNIPER" telescopic sight with black anodized Unertl aluminum mounts, numbered "1623" on the body (the serial numbers of these scopes are believed to have begun at "1000"). Springfield Model 1903A1 National Match rifle that was manufactured in 1937 and subsequently acquired by the U.S.
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