Rifle Scopes Schmidt & Bender PM 2 5-25x56 mm scope, which one do I have?

[m1943]

I am trying to more accurately identify this scope that I happen to have. Browsed some web sites, pricing (on new units) varies from $2,999 up to nearly $4,300 , all of them seemingly 5-25x56 PM2s. But there are differences in the part numbers. Can anyone enlighten me on this? I am trying to gauge how much my scope is actually worth...
Thanks

 

[Dogtown]

Do you have a picture? Off the top of my head, two things that will help identify the model and era it was manufactured are the turrets and the magnification ring.

 

[m1943]

Do you have a picture? Off the top of my head, two things that will help identify the model and era it was manufactured are the turrets and the magnification ring.

 

[Dogtown]

Interesting. The rubber magnification ring tells me it’s at least 5-8 years old. I think they started doing the metal rings later on 5-25x vs other models. That turret though is something interesting. The housing is clearly based on the legacy DT turrets common throughout 2000s and into mid-2010s when the MTC turrets started taking over. But the click values are unusual; kind of reminds me of that competition turret they did many years ago?

I’m sure someone else more knowledgeable will chime in.

Edit: it’s almost a hybrid of turrets https://www.schmidtundbender.de/en/products/turrets/pm-ii-competition.html

 

[m1943]

Interesting. The rubber magnification ring tells me it’s at least 5-8 years old. I think they started doing the metal rings later on 5-25x vs other models. That turret though is something interesting. The housing is clearly based on the legacy DT turrets common throughout 2000s and into mid-2010s when the MTC turrets started taking over. But the click values are unusual; kind of reminds me of that competition turret they did many years ago?

I’m sure someone else more knowledgeable will chime in.

Edit: it’s almost a hybrid of turrets https://www.schmidtundbender.de/en/products/turrets/pm-ii-competition.html

Well, I do believe this scope was originally purchased some time prior to 2011. Mid-late 2000s, probably. But at the very least, it's probably 10 years old. Should there be a serial number or some other identification stamped anywhere on the thing? I didn't see anything, but I haven't removed it from the platform it is on currently...

 

[Dogtown]

The serial number should be at 6 o'clock on the ocular end of the tube.

 

[dirtybores]

Looks like a standard, older DT MOA CW elevation turret. I think they went up to 65. Yellow second rev window indicator. What reticle does it have?

 

[Dogtown]

Looks like a standard, older DT MOA CW elevation turret.

 

[m1943]

Looks like a standard, older DT MOA CW elevation turret. I think they went up to 65. Yellow second rev window indicator. What reticle does it have?

Hi. I didn't remember off the top of my head, what reticle it has, so I managed to take a picture.

 

[dirtybores]

P4FL-MOA

 

[m1943]

I'm trying to gauge how much I should ask for this, should I decide to sell it... Something tells me I'm not a good enough shot to play with toys like that.

 

[Dogtown]

My guess $2000-2500 since it’s in pretty good shape.

 

[redneckbmxer24]

No way a MOA CW scope is worth 2-2.5K. That thing has every undesirable quality going for it unfortunately. T3 and H59 CCW mil versions have only been brining 2-2.5K and they’re the most desirable. That’s a $1700-$2000 scope and even there probably a tough sale.

 

[camocorvette]

I'm trying to gauge how much I should ask for this, should I decide to sell it... Something tells me I'm not a good enough shot to play with toys like that.

No sales