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  1. 29-07-2020, 08:03 AM #1
    tetawa
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    The early Nikko's had the same yellow sticker, think it was the standard factory procedure out of Japan for that era.
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    Identify your target beyond all doubt !
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    Quote Originally Posted by BushHunter View Post
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    I'll take some pics (if I remember) when I get home next week.
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    I had a Carton 4X32 for years on a .22.

    It was from the mid 1960’s, bought by Dad and used on his Mod70 30-06, the scope was quirky in that the turrets moved the crosshairs in the direction indicated, ie if you needed to move point of impact to the left you twisted the knob to ‘R’

    It also tended to fog up at times.
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  5. 31-07-2020, 10:00 PM #5
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    most scopes did that back then...and yes its a pain when you dont remember it...the redfield bearcub 2 3/4 power was ike that.
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