Leupold Question

[Pyscodog]

I have this scope and not sure which model it is. I thought it was an M8 but don't know. Its straight 16 power, adjustable objective, target knobs, fine crosshair and a gloss finish. Other than the calibrations on the objective and serial number and Leupold on the body there is no other markings other than the patent number and Made in USA on the eye piece. Its a VERY nice scope and in really good condition. I really don't have a use for a fixed power scope and plan to sell when I figure out what I have and a value.

 

[Pyscodog]

Sorry I forgot I had posted this before. Great memory just short.

 

[freebird22/250]

I have this scope and not sure which model it is. I thought it was an M8 but don't know. Its straight 16 power, adjustable objective, target knobs, fine crosshair and a gloss finish. Other than the calibrations on the objective and serial number and Leupold on the body there is no other markings other than the patent number and Made in USA on the eye piece. Its a VERY nice scope and in really good condition. I really don't have a use for a fixed power scope and plan to sell when I figure out what I have and a value.

Great scopes for varmints or some target work, i currently own two of them, I think they were only made for a few years.

 

[dontpanic]

Probably a Mk IV M1. Very nice scopes. Not sure what they go for but you should be able to look up sale prices based on that.

 

[fkimble@charter.net]

That is NOT a MK4. Looks like a M-8, they are usually found in 12x and 24x. Can also be 16x and I think 20x. I have a bad habit of picking up the 12x with target knobs to go on varmint rifles. Also have one 16x with the small dot and a 24x. Last 12x I picked up was about $325 several years back.

Frank