Zielfernrohr Oigee Berlin Luxor n.75531

Hallo ,
are WWII or WWI o post war optic,please Your opinion are very appreciate .
Best regard
Luca

I'm sure one of the more educated members will chime in here, but my guess would be pre-1918.


Neat scope, thanks for posting!


https://snipercollection.wordpress.com/category/1900-to-1918/prussian-scopes/oigee-berlin/

It is WWI Period . This type Scope was also ReUsed in WWII on early LT Rifles . Best Regards

As noted by others, WW1. Is there a GEW inscribed on the tube followed by a number?

My guess would be interwar period, ie: "Reichswehr". I base that only on the "OIGEE" mark on the dial, which I don't remember seeing on WWI era scopes. I could be wrong about that though. Vaughn99 could tell you more I think. :wink:

It looks WW1 era to me. Here is a WW1 scope with the "Oigee" logo.

What is the reticle of this scope? Does it have a thick line down from top? If yes, it's WWI.

I need those rings!

balbuz said:

It looks WW1 era to me. Here is a WW1 scope with the "Oigee" logo.

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I have the bases to those type rings, I also have everything but the rings to restore a WW1 Gew 98 Sniper.

If anyone is aware of original rings for sale of that offset style , please PM me

Thanks Pat

The rings are usually numbered to the scope or rifle, better try to get a complete set. And be aware, there are MANY different types - just because they look similar, doesn't mean it would fit your rifle.

Concur,

Long story, I got a scope with rings and base that came off a vet bring back sniper. The verts son wanted to upgrade the scope so that is how I got it. The scope and rings matched, The base was a different number. I posted the setup on the old K43 forum and was contacted by a member who had the complete matching rifle to my scope and rings. I sold him the scope and rings and kept the base. A while later, my friend contacted me. He got the sniper stock, all the wood and metal, including the bolt that matched the base that I kept. The serial number is 4680.

Now, I am waiting on him to find the Vets Sons contact information, so that I can buy the rifle for the receiver and barrel.

i bought a scope and have been waiting to find rings. No luck, if I have to buy another scope just to get the rings, I will do that. Ifmthe rings are close, I will have my gun smith fit them.

Pat

Absolut said:

The rings are usually numbered to the scope or rifle, better try to get a complete set. And be aware, there are MANY different types - just because they look similar, doesn't mean it would fit your rifle.

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