Rifle Scopes Weaver K series scopes

Kilo-Sierra

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Was wondering if anyone knows much about the older Weaver scopes. I have one on my 1903A4 replica, and will probably use them for future replica builds as well. They seem solid but I wonder about things like repeat-ability for shooting at long ranges. My scope is an older K3 that still has the clicking adjustments. I believe mine is 1/4 MOA clicks.
 
Re: Weaver K series scopes

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Kilo-Sierra</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Was wondering if anyone knows much about the older Weaver scopes. I have one on my 1903A4 replica, and will probably use them for future replica builds as well. They seem solid but I wonder about things like repeat-ability for shooting at long ranges. My scope is an older K3 that still has the clicking adjustments. I believe mine is 1/4 MOA clicks. </div></div>

I have a Swedish M96b that's currently being "reconditioned" into an M41. I have a Weaver K4 mounted on it with a European reticle that came with it.
They are a good scope, IMO, and have been in use for a very long time.
I hesitate to make changes to mine, like target turret knobs, etc, as the CMA doesn't appreciate it.
I'd say it's a better scope than what came on your rifle originally.
BTW, I believe the CMA does allow the Weaver K4/K60 to be used on your rifle now, but I'd double check that if you plan on using that rifle in vintage sniper competition.
 
Re: Weaver K series scopes

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mike Hull</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
I have a Swedish M96b that's currently being "reconditioned" into an M41. I have a Weaver K4 mounted on it with a European reticle that came with it.
They are a good scope, IMO, and have been in use for a very long time.
I hesitate to make changes to mine, like target turret knobs, etc, as the CMA doesn't appreciate it.
I'd say it's a better scope than what came on your rifle originally.
BTW, I believe the CMA does allow the Weaver K4/K60 to be used on your rifle now, but I'd double check that if you plan on using that rifle in vintage sniper competition. </div></div>

Will have to check up on the rules, last I saw on the 1903A4 style guns it had to be a Lyman Alaskan, 330c or K2.5