Litton M144 Scope and kit

[RTH1800]

Friend picked up a Litton spotter in the Pelican type hard case with all the papers, manual, tripod etc. Looks very nice. Great optic. Date is 1998 on the manual so produced then or later.

Anyone know anything about them?

Thanks,

RTH

 

[The King]

This scope was made by Bausch and Lomb before they became bushnell. If I remember right made in Japan - usually no reticle. Good scope for lots of purposes.

I think this scope is it's modern cousin, but I don't know if its still Made in Japan.

https://www.adorama.com/bs781548p.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7PTqgsPJ2QIVl7rACh3bEQ-kEAQYAyABEgIxFvD_BwE

http://www.gunsumerreports.com/review_bushnell_elite_15-45x60_spotting_scope.php

 

[geoff3]

The scope was used with the Remington M24 for a short period of time not sure for how long but seen pictures of the scope and M24 together ,geoff3

 

[RTH1800]

Thanks!

 

[predator308]

its a nice observation scope, but it's kinda limited for us as a "spotter" because it lacks a reticle.

 

[geoff3]

The M144 Litton spotting scope doesn't have a range finding recticle but it was part of original M24 SWS .I think that is why it was used for a short period of time if you go on Sniper Central they did a review of the M24 SWS.geoff3

 

[RTH1800]

Thanks to all. BTW, this kit is clearly marked Made in USA. Wondering if anyone would be interested in it for a M 24 deployment kit. It has all the stuff, including instructions on how to destroy to avoid capture etc.

 

[geoff3]

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