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This scope came on a new to me 39A and I am going to with a peep so looking to sell this.

My best guess is that this is from the mid 70's. The Marlin was a 77 and the original owner I got if from though that he got the scope at the same time.

The scope is in great shape showing very little use. The only negative is the elevation cap which is a little "buggered" around the screwdriver slot. I have attempted to show this in the pic. The gun was basically as new and given the cap, I would say this scope is something like 95-98% cosmetically. Lenses look great and scope ncomes with original caps and mount.

These are neat little scopes with a BDC function for 22LR and are made in Japan so I assume of good quality. Would be perfect for that mid 70's 22lr that you want to make period correct.

Don't know much about these, but from what I have been able to find out they can go for over $100.

I am asking $100 shipped in the CONUS for this. I can get more pics if needed.

Pm me with questions or serious inquires.

Thanks

Bob

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the mount/rings are included and are standard weaver/picatinny rail style?

Good question, sorry that wasn't clear.

These scopes have a dovetail on the bottom which slides in an adapter that also clamps onto a standard rimfire dovetail. This gives you a lot of flexibility in how you mount it.

The mount you see in the pic is the factory "adapter", or mount, for clamping the scope on a 22 rimfire dovetail.

I will get some pics if this up tomorrow.

I do have some more pics I can email if interested.

Cyber Saturday reduction to $75

I've got one. That bullet drop compensator actually works for a .22 - I once made a first-round hit at 100 yards on a clay pidgeon with it! (don't ask me to do it again)

How about $65 shipped?

Cool Scope. Would look great on a vintage 22.

Thanks for the comment and I agree.

Would consider reasonable trade offers. If you are interest let me know before I resort to eBay.

I'll take it, PM sent

Sold!! Thanks, Jeff!!