Belgian Fusil 35 Sniper Rifle .

[Amberg]

The two-sided meter dial is interesting, it has different range on each side.

I finally had time to dig out my Belgian scope.
Dial is also marked on both sides.

 

[Dave Roberts]

Thank You for the Pic , my friend . I wonder why both sides were marked ? Any idea on this ?. Best Regards

 

[Absolut]

Only trials rifles were made, in different calibers - therefore "turnable" scale ring? Just a guess..

 

[Absolut]

Some years now passed, but it is finally back home in Europe. Therefore I thought I would share the pictures I did, with the neutral white background.

 

[Absolut]

Still no scope with it, and I'm not sure I could get Wolfgang to part with his ... any hints to scopes would be highly appreciated!

 

[Amberg]

If you can not find any other Belgium scope for that rifle, you can have mine.
But be aware that it will be awfully expensive!! ;-)

 

[Dave Roberts]

Happy to see it arrived safely . I will be happier once I see it completed . This is likely one of the Rarest Sniper Rifles I have had the pleasure to find/save and own . Looking forward to seeing the end results .

In Regards to what type of Rings that would have been used , IMO it may have been this type in link now this is an educated guess or do you think that it was another type ????


https://snipercollection.files.wordpress.com/2015/03/dsc043721.jpg

 

[Absolut]

If you can not find any other Belgium scope for that rifle, you can have mine.
But be aware that it will be awfully expensive!! ;-)

The rifle was already expensive, so no surprise the scope is expensive too ... is your scope complete with the rings?

 

[Dave Roberts]

The rifle was already expensive, so no surprise the scope is expensive too ... is your scope complete with the rings?

If so It going to be REEEEEAAAAAALLY EXPENSIVE . The Rifle was not THAT Expensive . !!!!!!!

If I had followed what Wolfgang & Thomas told me it should have been double the Price . They told me I would be more likely to win MegaBucks Lottery than to ever find one of these Belgian Fusil Sniper Rifles So on rarity alone You did very well my friend IMHO Best Regards .

 

[Absolut]

Funnily it seems that there is a complete rifle not that far away from me, I‘ve been promised pictures ... it is in a governmental collection, but not one you would get access to. We‘ll see!

 

[Dave Roberts]

Funnily it seems that there is a complete rifle not that far away from me, I‘ve been promised pictures ... it is in a governmental collection, but not one you would get access to. We‘ll see!

Hah Hah You maybe Surprised by what I can do when I put my mind to doing it . But if I know You , You likely bought already !!!!!
But if You didn't`t I would like very much to see the Pics when You get them .

Is this Piece Fully Matching and completely UnMolested ????? . It would be awesome to see one that was 100% UnMolested even if Scope is not matched to Rifle . Please keep me in the loop !!!! Best Regards

 

[Amberg]

The rifle was already expensive, so no surprise the scope is expensive too .....

Not that expensive. It's only the scope. No rings.

 

[Absolut]

... another scope, with a blank polished tube, has turned up. This though unveiled the "serial number" markings on it. Note there is a brass plug on top of the tube too (were the rings possibly pinned to the tube too?). Other side of the elevation is also marked, either for different cartridge or different rifle. The scope serial 257 would make me think that there maybe were at least this much scopes (and therefore sniper rifles) around?

 

[Absolut]

.. it had taken me until today to notice that the scope from my post above is serial #257 whereas the one on the blog here -> https://snipercollection.com/2014/05/10/424/ is serial #258. So they are consecutive serial numbers.

 

[Schmud0811]

I really like the looks of the front sight and the front barrel band . I’m curious if the front barrel band is any better than a 98k