Mystery Scope?

Tartan_Terrier

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Hi troops,
Unfortunately the lettering has worn off, but can anyone here identify which brand of scope this is? I can see what looks like 'Germany', but I'm lost on the rest of the text.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Regards
T_T
 

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I've never even heard of them. Are they a good make? If not, I hope it's a Docter!

The scope is attached to a full stocked .308 Krico in that I'm going to look at tonight, and I'd like to know what's what price wise....
 
look at the lettering, that's not a doctor, it starts with an 'N'.

I could be crazy here, but it may have been an early version of a Bushnell...

you can quickly judge if it's good though, usually German made means quality - but it's your chance to get it for peanuts by arguing that it's a non-identifiable scope which could in theory be worthless... say you'll offer a nominal 100 Kroner for it ;-)
 
I had the same thought about it being German quality, but since I don't know what it is, it could be a pig in a poke.

If the rifle is in half way decent nick, I'm getting the scope for free though. He wants 4000 kr for both.
 
I'm back, having just been to see it. Lovely rifle, that has unfortunately been stored in the previous owner's garage, and has a good few external rust spots (the bore looked fine though). I'm still unsure about the scope, it seemed nice and bright/sharp/clear, but I only had the chance to look at it indoors.

I think I'm going to check the price of a re-blue and sleep on it before deciding.
 
I'd be more interested in shooting it, than getting a re blue quote!

I am too, but the previous owner has recently passed away, and while his family has a period of grace in which to sell his firearms, they do not have authority to use them or transport them (except to an RFD).

Either way, I hope to shoot it soon, as I've just agreed to buy it. :-D

T_T
 
I think its a Norconia, the large hunting store Frankonia used to sell them. They were a budget priced (but good) optic sold for the entry level German market hence the larger 8x56 etc sizes. Usually with reticle no 4 or no 1 in first focal plain (wot gets bigger when you turn mag up on variable scopes)
ATB
Steve
 
Bang on Steve! I just did a search for Norconia scope and one of the first photos that came up had the same logo as on mine.

Thanks for the help!

T_T
 
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