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Your manual is a brilliant example of the originals! May I use the photos of your manual on my next video? I am planning to explain the difference between the original and the fake. I only have the original pictures of the ZF41 from the Merkbaltt 25/4...

I guess not enough for every. I can only presume at least some were from the photos.

I have made another video. Take a look if you like!

Very nice scopes! Thank you for the info.

If you have not seen it yet, please take a look!

Thank you so much!!

Brian The purpose of the brush is only for cleaning dusts on lens surface. ("Der Staubpinsel dient nur zum entfernen von etwa vorhandenem Staub auf den Linsen des Zielfernrohres.") If you have a plastic brush, compare the hair with the wooden one. The plastic brush hair is soft enough to clean...

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Hi there, I have been working on ZF41 scope info for nearly 2 decades and my recent activity is making short videos on that subject. Now I have made one on ZF40 scopes. So please take a look if you are interested.

Thank you trinxet as always! Now this time, I have shown the transition of the German lubricant markings on military optics. I have been saying for more than a decade that the marking will be a clue to presume the date of its manufacture. I would welcome any opinions on these.

Describing the 5 designations on the scopes. If you like it, please don't forget your likes and subscribe!

It seems quite a lot of people are interested, but I will keep going on! This time, I have shown the difference of the 3 types.

Thank you again trinxet! I'm really glad you liked it.

Thank you trinxet and Matt! I have made a next one. Take a look at the earliest ZF41 type scope called "ZF1.5x1.3".

I have made a short video on ZF41. I hope you like it. I am thinking to make some more.

Thank you very much for your kind words! I would love to if I may. Other than the two pictured in the Senich's book, I know only one example, which is shown in my website, the property of Mr.DWD. I recall it was around 2003 when he shared the photo of his new treasure in some other forum. Later...

Great find and very nice scope!! From the serial number 143158, your scope is the very scope pictured in Mr.Senich's venerable book "The German Sniper 1914-1945". Another example shown in the book is number 143161. Perhaps the serial range 1431XX was for the ZF43(B) between the serial series of...

This is what Emilbusch is referring. https://www.k98kforum.com/threads/m-marking-on-zf41.9830/

I thought he was talking about the ”M” on the mount, not the scope. Which are you mentioning frankie? Perhaps photos will help better.