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Hello, I have a Progress manufactured Soviet PU 91/30 Scope. There is no year of manufacture stamped which leads me to believe 1943 or 1944.
The serial number is what throws me off. N4-942979. From my research N4 shouldn't be a prefix. And the serial number is quite a bit higher than anyone that I have ever seen. The 4 in the prefix is written different than the 4 in the serial number and I found that as another thing to note.
Great condition scope, very clear. I also have the leather lens covers and the green canvas scope cover with it.
Here is a link to some pictures of it.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/bez9m399zvmro97/AAD7GDF10fkKqhYynYmsgUQTa?dl=0
I have been debating about selling it or holding onto it for more years to come and decided to learn a bit more about it.
Any idea on when it was manufactured and any explanation for the serial number prefix and such a high serial number?
Thanks in advance for any help provided
The serial number is what throws me off. N4-942979. From my research N4 shouldn't be a prefix. And the serial number is quite a bit higher than anyone that I have ever seen. The 4 in the prefix is written different than the 4 in the serial number and I found that as another thing to note.
Great condition scope, very clear. I also have the leather lens covers and the green canvas scope cover with it.
Here is a link to some pictures of it.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/bez9m399zvmro97/AAD7GDF10fkKqhYynYmsgUQTa?dl=0
I have been debating about selling it or holding onto it for more years to come and decided to learn a bit more about it.
Any idea on when it was manufactured and any explanation for the serial number prefix and such a high serial number?
Thanks in advance for any help provided