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kujuak
PostPosted: Thu Aug 16, 2012 9:38 pm 
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All things being equal which would you buy? 1942, 1943, 1944 TULA
? Izhevsk 1942,43,44? PU or SVT scope? 'Splain to me if I should look for one over the other? :think:
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are you going to shoot it or look at it, if you are going to shoot it it does not matter year or who made it.
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Was my post deleted?
Dejavu maybe I remember posting a reply to op but didnt.

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1942 and 1944 tula
As far as scopes, anything 40-41 is uncommon.

Most of the scopes coming in are 42-44 scopes.
Any 44-45 dated progress scopes or kazan.
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SmokinTurkey
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blablabla wrote:
Was my post deleted?
Dejavu maybe I remember posting a reply to op but didnt.

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1942 and 1944 tula
As far as scopes, anything 40-41 is uncommon.

Most of the scopes coming in are 42-44 scopes.
Any 44-45 dated progress scopes or kazan.



You mention 44-45 progress scopes, are these fewer in number then say a 43 dated progress scope?
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blablabla
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Yes a 1944 or 1945 marked will be rare compared with 42-43 progress scopes or other 44 scopes that do not have the date.
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SmokinTurkey
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Thanks, the sniper I received has a 43 progress scope, thats why I ask!
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