Can anyone identify this scope? Off a 1903.

[Browning]

This came off a 1903 that I bought in the mid-90's. Took it off, put something else on there and this has sat in a box ever since. Ran across it recently and was thinking of reuniting the two. Used it for the first few hundred rds and it was actually pretty accurate if I recall. Just thought I needed more magnification.

Anyone know what kind of scope it is? Only marks on it are by the adjustment and that's an 'L' by an arrow.

The two adjustment points look like they're slotted for use with a coin.

Has a post aiming point instead of crosshairs.

Was thinking it might be a Weaver 330, not sure.

 

[rcmodel]

I believe a Weaver 330, or other old Weaver would be marked as such.
http://www.gunsinternational.com/Early-Weaver-330-scope-with-rings-base.cfm?gun_id=100175232

I have never seen an old Weaver without markings on it.

rc

 

[Browning]

Ok, any idea what it is then?

 

[Fred Fuller]

Looks like a Weaver to me. I had one many long years ago that had store brand markings (Montgomery Ward?) but I'm no longer sure what store brand.

Look up the Springfield 1903A3/A4 sniper variants, some of those had GI Weaver 330s on board. http://olive-drab.com/od_other_firearms_rifle_m1903a4.php etc.

 

[DaveyMG]

Looks almost identical (except the reticle) to the Weaver on my Mossberg 151M .22

 

[Browning]

Looks almost identical (except the reticle) to the Weaver on my Mossberg 151M .22

Does anyone know if Weaver made any scopes with no identifying stamps?

Perhaps they made scopes for some place like Montgomery Wards.

For instance I know that Marlin used to make rifles for Sears.

Davey, do you know what model your scope is?

 

[DaveyMG]

I will check when I get home.