Combloc
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Me? It's an old surplus Zeiss Diavari 1.5-6x. I guess it was probably made in the 70's or 80's. The Germans used to use them on their DMR's. HK made a special mount for them with rings molded right into the mount.
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Me? It's an old surplus Zeiss Diavari 1.5-6x. I guess it was probably made in the 70's or 80's. The Germans used to use them on their DMR's. HK made a special mount for them with rings molded right into the mount.
a pretty good or should I look for something modern? just looking to shoot range with the rifle
Combloc
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It's Zeiss and it's military....that should tell you all you need to know about the level of Quality. It's still crystal clear and bright too. The reticle is a modified form of the three post setup normally seen in the surplus 4x Hensoldt units. It still has three posts but they merge with a much thinner "+" for more precise aiming. The horizontal line has the usual ranging lines and the start a ways out from the center so that they don't distract you. Of course, it has diopter adjustment. Up until just a couple years ago, Zeiss still made a commercial version that sold for about $1600 for just the scope with no mount. These older military ones are considered to be superior to the commercial ones and they sell for less. The problem is finding one. They were surplused some years ago and disappeared almost overnight. They're out there but you have to look around. IMO, it's as good as anything out there on the market even today. Does it have tritium and all kinds of goofy gimmicky gadgets on it? No. Will it work up into your great grandkids lifetimes and probably beyond? Definitely. The HK91, while very accurate for what it is, is not and was never intended to be a sniper rifle so 6x is all you will ever need. In many peoples opinions, it's absolutely the most perfect and best scope ever made for the 91. I don't remember all the particulars but I want to say that Zeiss actually designed it for this rifle. It's great at the range and made for the battlefield. What more can you ask?
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Comblock,
Those paperback books on WWII by Ian Hogg brings back my younger days as a boy in the 1960s. They were $1 each and a new book came out every week.
I donated my complete series to the library.
Thanks for the memories.
Those paperback books on WWII by Ian Hogg brings back my younger days as a boy in the 1960s. They were $1 each and a new book came out every week.
I donated my complete series to the library.
Thanks for the memories.
Combloc
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Looking good! How do you like that B&T stock?
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ST19AG_WGreymon
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PTR-91 GI
Clipped and pinned steel S-E-F lower
Bayonet lug cap
Paddle mag release installed
240 towles
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c4snipar
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Huh, almost forgot about this guy. Still needs an optic, but one thing at a time.
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