Zeiss Varipoint VM 1.5-6x42 illuminated #54 reticle with EAW swing mount

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Excellent condition $1250.00 shipped to US address. DM if interested.

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#54 illuminated reticle
 

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Scope without the pictured mounts $750.00
 
Excellent condition.
 

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Rail type.
 

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The mounts pictured are no longer included in the sale but they would work if you had EAW bases designed to fit a model 70 Winchester.
 
Dirtdart said:
The mounts pictured are no longer included in the sale but they would work if you had EAW bases designed to fit a model 70 Winchester.
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I may be interested in your scope but I'd need to figure out what EAW bases to buy (USA) for a Win 70 that will accommodate the rail. I've never had a scope with a rail so forgive my ignorance here. I'm familiar with EAW Pivot mounts, Talley QDs, others.
 
Dirtdart said:
The mounts pictured are no longer included in the sale but they would work if you had EAW bases designed to fit a model 70 Winchester.
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I've also got a Marlin 336 Lever action in 35 Remington that scope would be pretty sweet on.
 
450 Rigby said:
I may be interested in your scope but I'd need to figure out what EAW bases to buy (USA) for a Win 70 that will accommodate the rail. I've never had a scope with a rail so forgive my ignorance here. I'm familiar with EAW Pivot mounts, Talley QDs, others.
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The only rail mount scopes I have any experience with are the antique "prism" style with claw mounts.
I believe a rail system like this is superior to a ring but not very common in the US.
 
Dirtdart said:
The only rail mount scopes I have any experience with are the antique "prism" style with claw mounts.
I believe a rail system like this is superior to a ring but not very common in the US.
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I like the scope very much however I'm going to have to do some additional research regarding bases available to use on a Win 70.
 
This scope has been sold. Thanks!
 
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