Can anybody help identify what this is? I'm looking for abuddy who just got a saiga and this is mounted on it
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Re: Russian scope ID
smart ass, he just wants to know if it is worth anything or if he can toss it and get something better for it
smart ass, he just wants to know if it is worth anything or if he can toss it and get something better for it
Re: Russian scope ID
Lighten-up Francis...
Notice the
?
It's called a joke, as in...
Ever notice how the English translations for the Russian scope designations seem to be PU, PO, <span style="font-weight: bold">POS</span>/P?
FWIW, yours appears to be an older PSO that some call the "Lynx" in the NIMP-II side mount bracket assembly. Most are 4x, as in PSO-4, but there is a slightly larger PSO-7 too. At least according to a 5 minute search on the ErrorNet...
Fair enough?
You now ask "is (it) worth anything, can (he) toss it and get something better for it"?
You’re looking at it, precision fit, finish, HSLD wiring and all, you be the judge…
Yea, I thought so...
But, just what is “your friend” expecting from his scope mounted Saiga?
Lighten-up Francis...
Notice the
It's called a joke, as in...
Ever notice how the English translations for the Russian scope designations seem to be PU, PO, <span style="font-weight: bold">POS</span>/P?
FWIW, yours appears to be an older PSO that some call the "Lynx" in the NIMP-II side mount bracket assembly. Most are 4x, as in PSO-4, but there is a slightly larger PSO-7 too. At least according to a 5 minute search on the ErrorNet...
Fair enough?
You now ask "is (it) worth anything, can (he) toss it and get something better for it"?
You’re looking at it, precision fit, finish, HSLD wiring and all, you be the judge…
Yea, I thought so...
But, just what is “your friend” expecting from his scope mounted Saiga?
Re: Russian scope ID
smart ass was meant to acknowledge your post as a joke, I know how to read smilies. As I go by USMC7980 on all forums and "your friend" seems to imply that you think I am him here is his post on floridaconcealedcarry.com
http://floridaconcealedcarry.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=1585
smart ass was meant to acknowledge your post as a joke, I know how to read smilies. As I go by USMC7980 on all forums and "your friend" seems to imply that you think I am him here is his post on floridaconcealedcarry.com
http://floridaconcealedcarry.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=1585
Re: Russian scope ID
It's a PblCb.
Tantal used to sell them.
The BDC reticle is for 7.62X39.
I'll look and see if I can find the manual.....
Edited to add:
I found the manual: or course it's all in Russian.
It's X6.....
It's a PblCb.
Tantal used to sell them.
The BDC reticle is for 7.62X39.
I'll look and see if I can find the manual.....
Edited to add:
I found the manual: or course it's all in Russian.
It's X6.....
Re: Russian scope ID
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: VSP968</div><div class="ubbcode-body">It's a PblCb.
Tantal used to sell them.
The BDC reticle is for 7.62X39.
I'll look and see if I can find the manual.....
Edited to add:
I found the manual: or course it's all in Russian.
It's X6..... </div></div>
VSP968, are you sure on the PblCb?
Here's some of the PSO/Lynx info I mentioned previously...
Per Tantal's 2003 catalog...
"The following models are the latest upgrade versions of the popular PSO-series, designed specifically for use with SVD and Kalashnikov rifles."
There were several listed including the following:
LYNX-6 7x29
"These are brand new shipped in original factory heavy black vinyl carrying cases. Lynx-6 features <span style="font-weight: bold">7x power</span> with an illuminated rangefinding reticle, and is ready for use on Tigr/SVD, AK and Saiga/Vepr rifles. An incredible value, this rifle scope can be used in daylight without the need for illumination, or the reticle can be operated in low light or at night, with standard watch style batteries. This optic is supplied direct from the factory with the correct side mounting bracket that will attach to all types of Russian designed small arms, and has the ability to adjust on it's rings to provide the exact eye relief on any variation of receiver or stock configuration. Bracket is fully adjustable and centers the scope over the centerline of the bore. Lynx-6 is equipped with target style reticle adjusting turrets and a 1,100 meter rangefinder of the horizontal design."
And here is the NIMP-II mounting bracket as well...
I don't know, but it sure looks like the set-up pictured by USMC7980...
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: VSP968</div><div class="ubbcode-body">It's a PblCb.
Tantal used to sell them.
The BDC reticle is for 7.62X39.
I'll look and see if I can find the manual.....
Edited to add:
I found the manual: or course it's all in Russian.
It's X6..... </div></div>
VSP968, are you sure on the PblCb?
Here's some of the PSO/Lynx info I mentioned previously...
Per Tantal's 2003 catalog...
"The following models are the latest upgrade versions of the popular PSO-series, designed specifically for use with SVD and Kalashnikov rifles."
There were several listed including the following:
LYNX-6 7x29
"These are brand new shipped in original factory heavy black vinyl carrying cases. Lynx-6 features <span style="font-weight: bold">7x power</span> with an illuminated rangefinding reticle, and is ready for use on Tigr/SVD, AK and Saiga/Vepr rifles. An incredible value, this rifle scope can be used in daylight without the need for illumination, or the reticle can be operated in low light or at night, with standard watch style batteries. This optic is supplied direct from the factory with the correct side mounting bracket that will attach to all types of Russian designed small arms, and has the ability to adjust on it's rings to provide the exact eye relief on any variation of receiver or stock configuration. Bracket is fully adjustable and centers the scope over the centerline of the bore. Lynx-6 is equipped with target style reticle adjusting turrets and a 1,100 meter rangefinder of the horizontal design."
And here is the NIMP-II mounting bracket as well...
I don't know, but it sure looks like the set-up pictured by USMC7980...
Re: Russian scope ID
Mine looks like that, too. The scope I got came in a canvas case.
I'll take some pics of the manual later today and post them.
The the only thing I can read in the manual is 7.63x39 and a ,6 after the model designation on the cover.
Mine looks like that, too. The scope I got came in a canvas case.
I'll take some pics of the manual later today and post them.
The the only thing I can read in the manual is 7.63x39 and a ,6 after the model designation on the cover.
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