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For trade:.....7 x 40mm Zeiss East German Military Binoculars
This set is in used but in good condition. This was a primary tool of optical surveillance along the Berlin Wall during the 1970's and 1980's.
Carl Zeiss built these under special contract for the East German Army and when East and West Germany reunited, they were put in a military reserve until now. Genuine military units. You can see an object at 200 yds. in low light with these amazing binoculars they are strict military specs by Carl Zeiss, renowned as the world's top maker of optics.
Specifications: 7X magnification, large 22mm ocular lens, +5 for crystal-clear viewing , F.O.V. 485' @ 1,000 yds. (8 degrees, 30 minutes), Exit pupil: 5.72mm, Left and right diopters are adjustable from -3 to Nitrogen filled, waterproof, shockproof and fogproof 3-D image, Anti-reflex multi-coating, long 20mm eye relief for eyeglass wearer comfort, 40mm objective, 13' minimum eye focus range, operations temp. -35°F to +120°F, 32.5 geometric luminosity, measures 7 1/2 x 3"h., rubber-armored body, BaK-4 oversized porro prisms for an extremely wide F.O.V. with depth perception, equipped with a mil. scale range-finding reticle 16.3
Twilight capacity. An infrared light screen detector port can "see" infrared illuminators, which are common on military night vision devices, such as AN/PVS7-B goggles. Cone-shaped button moves a filter into the left side viewer, then infrared light sources can be seen as Emerald Green color for easy ID.Lenses have a T3 magnesium fluoride, anti-reflex multi-coat which provides 98% light transmission. Porro prism provides a crystal 3-dimensional view, Bright image appears to be slightly Yellow/Amber for good contrast under bright conditions, tough steel body with a rubber armor exterior, they have fold down lense covers and neck strap.
I am looking for a good scope,
-Tasco Super Sniper
-IOR
-Springfield
-Leupold
-any others that is for long range
will consider other trades---
[ 06-05-2004: Message edited by: fmsniper ]
[ 06-05-2004: Message edited by: fmsniper ]
[ 06-05-2004: Message edited by: fmsniper ]
This set is in used but in good condition. This was a primary tool of optical surveillance along the Berlin Wall during the 1970's and 1980's.
Carl Zeiss built these under special contract for the East German Army and when East and West Germany reunited, they were put in a military reserve until now. Genuine military units. You can see an object at 200 yds. in low light with these amazing binoculars they are strict military specs by Carl Zeiss, renowned as the world's top maker of optics.
Specifications: 7X magnification, large 22mm ocular lens, +5 for crystal-clear viewing , F.O.V. 485' @ 1,000 yds. (8 degrees, 30 minutes), Exit pupil: 5.72mm, Left and right diopters are adjustable from -3 to Nitrogen filled, waterproof, shockproof and fogproof 3-D image, Anti-reflex multi-coating, long 20mm eye relief for eyeglass wearer comfort, 40mm objective, 13' minimum eye focus range, operations temp. -35°F to +120°F, 32.5 geometric luminosity, measures 7 1/2 x 3"h., rubber-armored body, BaK-4 oversized porro prisms for an extremely wide F.O.V. with depth perception, equipped with a mil. scale range-finding reticle 16.3
Twilight capacity. An infrared light screen detector port can "see" infrared illuminators, which are common on military night vision devices, such as AN/PVS7-B goggles. Cone-shaped button moves a filter into the left side viewer, then infrared light sources can be seen as Emerald Green color for easy ID.Lenses have a T3 magnesium fluoride, anti-reflex multi-coat which provides 98% light transmission. Porro prism provides a crystal 3-dimensional view, Bright image appears to be slightly Yellow/Amber for good contrast under bright conditions, tough steel body with a rubber armor exterior, they have fold down lense covers and neck strap.
I am looking for a good scope,
-Tasco Super Sniper
-IOR
-Springfield
-Leupold
-any others that is for long range
will consider other trades---
[ 06-05-2004: Message edited by: fmsniper ]
[ 06-05-2004: Message edited by: fmsniper ]
[ 06-05-2004: Message edited by: fmsniper ]
