The scope is fixed 2.5 power, has a cross-wire and post reticle, and external dimension/scope rings are 7/8 inch.

Hi-Lux M-82 Replica Riflescope & Mounting System The M82G2 replica scope and mounting system is made by Hi-Lux for use on the 1903A3, M1C, and M1D rifles and is legal in the CMP Vintage Sniper Rifle Match.

Description:Magnification:2.5Material: All Steel! / Condition:New Repro100% Designed and manufactured in accordance with the original product.Body Diameter 3/4 inchGreen Coating Package including:M73 Scope*1Mount with 3/4 inch.

Seller: fresh_tea пёЏ (2,325) 98.8%, Location: BeiJing, Ships to: Worldwide, Item: 252224165066 1903-A4 Springfield Sniper Rifle M73B1 Scope & Mount 3/4 inch Repro RSM.3 sniper 1903s Gibbs/Remington (3.4M) w/ repo M73B1 scope and barrel dated 5-09 (ie, 2009) Remington 1903A4 (3.4M) w/ M84 scope and original barrel dated 7-43 So here's my three 1903s: Gibbs repo 1903A4, a real 1903A4 with M84 scope, and my 1903 USMC reproduction sniper with Leatherwood 8x scope.From its adoption in 1943 until the end of the war, the M1903-A4 was used extensively in every theater of operation by both the US Army and the USMC. The M1903-A4 was an accurate rifle with an effective range of about 600 yards (550m), with the main limit on long range accuracy coming from its very low power scope (2.5x).I would say put a scope on it you like and shoot it, at least it is a very high quality sporterization. Unfortunatley it would be very expensive to restore.Each receiver is carefully drilled and tapped using replicas of the original 'Redfield' rings and mounts and new improved copy of the M73B1 scope (now manufactured by Leatherwood Optics), used on the 1st model M1903A4's. These Rifles feature newly manufactured 4-groove barrels identical to the originals.This version of the Remington M1903A3 came without a rear sight, and had been fitted with a 3/4-inch diameter Weaver 330C 2.5x riflescope, designated the M73B1, mounted with a one-piece base and rings produced by Redfield. Army adopted the M1903A4 as the first standardized U.S. To fulfill the need for WWII sniper rifles, in 1942 the U.S.The Russian PE and PU sniper rifles with their 3.5x scopes were really no better, nor was the German 98K. But in the context of the time, the M1903A4 wasn't really significantly inferior to sniper rifles from other nations. The Weaver scope had the benefit of being cheap and available and little else other than being simple to install.I picked up one a few years ago, shot it twice and on the 2nd round the (known crappy) replica M73B1 scope on it had a huge chunk of paint fall out inside and obscure the lenses It was RMAed and replaced with a new/improved version of the repro scope last year, but I haven't had a chance to get it to the range yet to sight it in and see if it's.Link to the scope in question - 1903A4 M73B1 330 Sniper Scope Mint With Rings : Scopes at No offense to the seller, it looks like a great scope. 2) Were early scopes post reticule? I thought they were all cross-hair.

1) Were some ring screws blued? I thought they were all case-colored.

I picked up a nice Remington M1903A3 last summer that had been sporterized, but had not been cut on, and had not been drilled or tapped.

(Edited) I finished this up recently, and thought I would share.

sniper rifles, the M1C Garand with the M82 scope (top) as used in Korea, and the M1903A4 with the M73B1 scope used in WW2 on through the 1970s.

He picked up the scope (but not the rifle) when he served in Iraq.

If the adverb ends in e, remove it before adding the ending. If you are look for Ww2 Sniper Scopes, simply found out our information below : Recent Posts.Gloss black finish with a post& crosshair reticle and 1' tube. This was made in Denver when Redfield was the premier scope maker.

Redfield 2.75x USA This listing is for an older Redfield Gunsight Co.

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