Can you tell me about this scope

TheTooner said:
Really? You're not just saying that to appear not to be gloating when you are gloating? You have something to gloat over, there.
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No I realy don’t have a idea what it is or worth.
I figured this is the best place to find out as many on here have a wealth of knowledge.
 
I am not an expert. It appears to the the correct scope for a Lee Enfield #4T sniper rifle.

There are rifles around with the original rings but missing the correct scope, so these scopes are very desirable.

I would guess (but don't know) that this scope is worth around $1,000. One way to find out real value is to use the ebay history function to find out what the scopes actually sell for. (And don't sell to the first guy who offers $1,000 either. It could be worth more. A lot will depend on the maker and condition.)

An old scope like this probably needs a service to free up the knobs. Don't force anything.
 
Ganderite said:
I am not an expert. It appears to the the correct scope for a Lee Enfield #4T sniper rifle.

There are rifles around with the original rings but missing the correct scope, so these scopes are very desirable.

I would guess (but don't know) that this scope is worth around $1,000. One way to find out real value is to use the ebay history function to find out what the scopes actually sell for. (And don't sell to the first guy who offers $1,000 either. It could be worth more. A lot will depend on the maker and condition.)

An old scope like this probably needs a service to free up the knobs. Don't force anything.
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Yeah I went off of what I saw on eBay as one sold for $2900 American funds. Now I don’t have mine priced that high but know it’s still worth more than $1000.00
The knobs turn and click easily
 
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