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Traditional scope blocks often seem to be described as either '3/8 inch wide' or '1/2 inch wide.' In fact they are neither, although 1/2' is close. Original Unertl dovetails (the scope rings, not the blocks) generally measure.494' to a theoretical sharp corner. This matches the older Winchester A5 scope mount dimensions. Unertl (Vulture) 10x43 Rifle Scope - High Condition (No Box) Description: All aspects of this fine scope are in very good condition. The scope measures slightly over 16' and has a 1' tube. The lenses are bright and clear with no deformities. Fine cross hair reticle. Metal caps for windage and elevation adjustments. Excellent craftsmanship. I have a Unertl 1 1/4 in. 10X, Target scope S/N 375 and would like to know when it was built! Is there a chart or does some one have dates of the scope build dates. Jon Welda 608-797-0056. Unertl Serial Number build date Reply #8 - Jul 10 th, 2018 at 12:51pm. 1960 to 1970 hindi songs mp3 free zip file opener.

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A classic 1965 Unertl 20x per 'Yahoo Unertl Groups' blog info. Target scope with 11/2' objective and 3/4' tube. It is comes with rear screw cap only. The scope is in perfect working order but shows range wear(rubbing) on the objective sunshade and tube top rail where the recoil spring tension is set,(no dents or deep scratches). The original Unertl mounts are in good clean condition and operate correctly The optics operate correctly and field of view being clean and clear, the scope it is fitted with the very fine crosshair reticle. The scopes serial number is: 53770. The length of this scope is about 25 ½ inches. This scope is on a H&R M12 Target Rifle. $850.00 Would consider selling the rifle with the scope and Plano AirGlide case as a package. Harrington & Richardson US Marked Model M12 cal. 22LR Match Rifle. Barrel length: 28. Gun has very minor dings on stock and a couple small marks on bluing.This rifle is a loose copy of Winchester Model 52 Match rifle and it’s in great condition. Bore condition: bright and shiny. No papers. S/N - US AX5167XX this is Military US CMP program rifle from the 1980s. Can e-mail pics on request - package price $1200.00.

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Some day, barring accidental loss, the Lyman records may again become available, as they were (for a fee) when Gil Parsons, who acquired them from Lyman, was alive. At the present time, his elderly widow is simply sitting on them, declining either to sell them or make them available. Unertl's records had already been 'lost' well before the company closed its doors for good. They'd been 'put in storage' at the time of their last change of location I was told in the early '80s. (Rather unbelievably for such a long established company, all their previous factory spaces had been leased, according to Elsie Unertl.). I have a Lyman Super Targetspot which I ordered a research letter for from Parson's in 2006. The letter gives the following information: Super Targetspot, Serial #9741, 20 power, manufactured 6/27/1951,.0007 standard crosswire, date researched 9/20/06.

When I received the letter I was kind of surprised by the date of manufacture, I assumed the scope was produced a little earlier maybe 1946-48. I have always wondered if Lyman manufactured each model of Targetspot with its own serial number sequence, or were they were all numbered in the same sequence? I am also curious if anybody has an idea of the break point for pre-war vs. Post-war serial numbers in the Targetspot series? Anybody know? Regards, Tom. Tom in michigan said I have always wondered if Lyman manufactured each model of Targetspot with its own serial number sequence, or were they were all numbered in the same sequence?

I am also curious if anybody has an idea of the break point for pre-war vs. Post-war serial numbers in the Targetspot series? Anybody know? Regards, Tom Very good question about the serial number sequence, and now that Parsons is not around to answer it, it may be difficult to find out for sure; don't waste your breath asking the folks now running dear the old Lyman company! It's easier, however, to distinguish between pre- and post-war scopes of all makes: lens coatings (developed in Germany) became a big selling point right after the war, so a bluish reflection on the lens probably means post-war. 'Probably,' only because many optical companies began hyping coating services right after the war; a '48 Unertl catalog I have devotes about 10 pages to promoting their coating service for anything optical--binoculars, camera lenses, etc. I have many pre-war Lyman catalogs, but no post-war, so I don't know if they were doing the same, but I suspect so.

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Tom in michigan said I have a Lyman Super Targetspot which I ordered a research letter for from Parson's in 2006. The letter gives the following information: Super Targetspot, Serial #9741, 20 power, manufactured 6/27/1951,.0007 standard crosswire, date researched 9/20/06. When I received the letter I was kind of surprised by the date of manufacture, I assumed the scope was produced a little earlier maybe 1946-48.

I have always wondered if Lyman manufactured each model of Targetspot with its own serial number sequence, or were they were all numbered in the same sequence? I am also curious if anybody has an idea of the break point for pre-war vs. Post-war serial numbers in the Targetspot series?

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Anybody know? Regards, Tom tom, The Parson letter you have for your 'Super Targetspot, Serial #9741, 20 power, manufactured 6/27/1951' truly has me baffled over these scopes and their serial numbering. For example, a Senich reference citing Gil Parson/De Le Fortrie Collection for a 20 power Super Targetspot scope was furnished by Lyman in 1949 to the USMC.and the serial number shown for it is 1752 (I'm thinking that the fifth and last number was cropped from the picture). On a later page, another 20 power Super Tragetspot serial numbered scope 17515 (cited as circa 1949, also) is shown as being USMC Property. These two scopes are most likely from the same 1949 order, IMO. I've also wondered about how Lyman serially numbered their scopes and I'm thinking it was by the model. Call of duty game of the year edition crack 2016. Like Clarence mentioned, it might be difficult to find out now that Parson is not around.