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Sniper Pictures

The 1st 2 Pics are well known the last one is maybe not so well known . The last photo is published in Scharfschutzen in der Waffen-SS Book . All 3 are great pics . Best Regards
 
Hello,


nice pics!!! for pic #1 I think this is the first ever Ajack LSR sniper picture I have.

later
vaughn
 
Here's a WWI German in a sniper’s suit and an armored observation post camouflaged as a tree. Can't tell if the rifle is scoped, but it looks like it has a trench mag. I have no idea on the date/location of this picture.

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Used to be one of these 'concrete' sniper trees from WW1 at the entrance to Ft Devens, Massachusetts. You would climb up it from the base, there was a small entry port in back. Of course, your rifle might look like a branch until someone saw it moving, and then you'd be a range practice target for whatever heavy rifle/light cannon was available.
 
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Two k98k snipers with Monopod ??

Hi,
Thanks for the picture of the two snipers with a monopod on them? Can any one tell the history about them.
Where they done by a field armorer or what ?? It is the only picture I have seen with a monopod Regards
Bob
 
Two k98k snipers with Monopod ??

Hi
For some reason I can not open the pictures?
Spain also used a monopod on the M43 sniper rifle post war from 1957 to the 1980's Some
Best Regards
Bob are still in use by the police dept.
 

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M43 spanish sniper rifle with monopod

Yes on the bottom of the stock it has a spring clip with two wood screws..
 
Nice pictures!
For fun, let's guess what the scope is.
I will go first. Correct me if wrong.

pic#1: AJACK 4x90 Military contract
Same type from my collection.
View attachment 130561

pic#2: DIALYTAN(bmj type) Military contract

pic#3: AJACK 4x90 Commercial (probably SS-Dienstglas)

Hi Ken
I will agree with Your guesses . Now lets make it even more fun .
What Type BMJ is the #2 Scope , is it a 3 Piece or 4 Piece ? .
 

I brush-upped my memory.
The difference is that the objective bell is in different piece or in one piece with the main tube.
The pictured one here is:
Hensoldt Wetzlar DIALYTAN pre-war commercial 3 piece

I understand pre-war and early bmj are 3, late bmj (74500- from my old database) and post war are 4.
Am I right?
 

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