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Weaver model 330 scope

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  • Herschel
    A VERY FEW Weaver 330 scopes with the adjustment knob, not the slotted adjustment screws, were used on the 1903A4 (sniper rifle). What was used extensively was the same scope but marked M73B1. These Weaver 330 scopes are in demand by those who are trying to recreate a correct looking 1903A4 so sell very well. The Litschert attachment will hurt the value. It might come off without evidence that the scope has been modified.
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  • brier-49
    Sounds like you have aLitschert attachment on the scope.They were in 6X or 8X power, it screwed on to the objective end of the scope.The one you have was made for the Weaver scope,value around $75-100. The 330 scope was marked with a military serial number if used on the 03.
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  • nmyers
    But, if your scope is marked like this, we need to talk some more:
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    Neal
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  • 338magnut
    Thanks to everyone for the info. The scope is marked 330 is all no M-8 or any other numbers to indicate military use. Still I thinks it is a nice little piece of rifle scope history. Best Regards Terrill.
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  • joel_black
    quote:Originally posted by Herschel
    A VERY FEW Weaver 330 scopes with the adjustment knob, not the slotted adjustment screws, were used on the 1903A4 (sniper rifle). What was used extensively was the same scope but marked M73B1. These Weaver 330 scopes are in demand by those who are trying to recreate a correct looking 1903A4 so sell very well. The Litschert attachment will hurt the value. It might come off without evidence that the scope has been modified.


    Herschel,
    I think the critical component was click stops controlling the adjusting knobs.
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  • cbyerly
    His scope has a common focus and power extender probably made in the'50s. I have seen those on many different brands of scopes.
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