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Bossman

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Saw a scope for sale recently and wanted some help ID'ing it. Was marked "Gnom 4X"
"OIGEE" "BERLIN" serial "130454" When was this manufactured, pre or post war ? Had weaver style tip off mounts on it. Scope is clear and appears to work correctly. Value ?

Thanks in advance for your assistance..
 
Bossman said:
Saw a scope for sale recently and wanted some help ID'ing it. Was marked "Gnom 4X"
"OIGEE" "BERLIN" serial "130454" When was this manufactured, pre or post war ? Had weaver style tip off mounts on it. Scope is clear and appears to work correctly. Value ?

Thanks in advance for your assistance..
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I am pretty sure it`s Pre War . I would ask Vaughn99 hes a Member and could give You a positive answer I think and Price Quote also . Best Regards Dave
 
Bossman said:
Saw a scope for sale recently and wanted some help ID'ing it. Was marked "Gnom 4X"
"OIGEE" "BERLIN" serial "130454" When was this manufactured, pre or post war ? Had weaver style tip off mounts on it. Scope is clear and appears to work correctly. Value ?

Thanks in advance for your assistance..
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Hi Bossman.

I also saw such a scope. and wanted to know the same thing as you. Is it pre or post war? And was it used in WW2? If yes on wich mounting?

Greetings
 
Hello,

that Oigee serial is POST WWI and PRE WWII with a date of roughly 1932/33. they run about 150-200 when found the only down side the Gnom (small bore rifle scope) is a 22mm scope tube so nothing is out there to make a sniper mock of it as most sniper were 26/26.5/27mm tubes.

later
vaughn
 
I just got my hands on a k98 it has a oigee 130082 on the side of the elv turret not sure how to adjust for windage . I see two small screws one on each side of the barrel will the two screws take care of the windage and how do i work the screws for windage
 
k98-67 said:
I just got my hands on a k98 it has a oigee 130082 on the side of the elv turret not sure how to adjust for windage . I see two small screws one on each side of the barrel will the two screws take care of the windage and how do i work the screws for windage
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early scopes used the foot of the mount to adjust for windage. No adjustments are possible from the scope itself.IMG_5181.jpeg
 
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