Scope ID

[Maximus856]

I posted up a while ago about a scope I have for my AR. The pictures I had were pretty bad so I couldnt get a solid answer. There are no markings because it's been painted over in a pretty bad camouflage pattern. The previous owner claimed it was a Leupold, but I really dont think it is. What I can tell you is its a 4-14x.. Anyway, heres some pictures that are a bit better. I dont have a camera so the camera phone will have to suffice for now. Thanks for any help.

-Max

 

[Maximus856]

And one more for good measure

 

[PawPaw]

It's my understanding that Leupold scopes don't have screws in the finger click adjustments. Also, every Leupold scope I've seen has a serial number. LINKY for Leupold counterfeit page. There is a Leupold phone number on that page that can help you in identifying that scope, or more properly, tell you whether or not it is a Leupold.

Frankly, I doubt it's a Leupold.

 

[jmr40]

It doesn't look anthing like any Leupold I've ever seen. The scope adjustment knobs look similar to a Simmons scope I own. Nothing else I own has adjustment knobs even close.

 

[Maximus856]

I agree that it's most likely not a Leupold. Also, on the bottom is what appears to be the serial number. Above it are the letters S A. I'm attaching a picture of that as well as the magnification adjustment. The BDC ranges from 2-7, which I presume is for hundreds of yards, though if it's not from the US of A would probably be meters?

Also, I am curious as to what the other parts of the reticle are. I know what the BDC is, but not what the 2 and 3 to the right of the cross hairs, and the 4 to the left. I was thinking windage holds or quick range estimations but the placement seems sporadic.

-Max

 

[bamaranger]

I'm thinking those off set images are range finding brackets. Choke style range finding bracket, similar to a POSP scope on an SVD, Except no ski jump appearance ' its ...brackets. The space between the bracket represents what .....say 1.5 meters at a given distance. If a standing human, from shoulders to feet, fits in the bracket, the target is "x" distance.

I'm saying not a Leu either, not even close. The little ears on the bottom of the sight picture seem familiar, something I've seen in a Sportsman guide catalog maybe.

Super sniper, something like that.