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Old May 16, 2011, 12:14 AM   #1
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Older NIKON 4x40 Scopes made in Japan

I came across two of them today used but pretty much new just older style I think. I have looked like 3 times, read a bunch and could not find them online anywhere. I want to know if the quality of these identical scopes. They say made in Japan. Glossy coat with a thin red line around the front. I attached a few photos I hope they show up.

Would you happen to have info,seen or heard about these? QUALITY? I just cant find info on it. Is it water proof,shock resistant or fog proof?

When were these made and what are they worth? Ithink I got a GREAT deal but need to verify. thanks
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Old May 18, 2011, 02:49 PM   #2
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older scopes

The best I can find out is that they were made between 86-92.
Hope that helps?
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Old May 18, 2011, 04:05 PM   #3
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Thanks...

Yeah I have tried a few times.

There are a few numbers on the bottom of each one. Will the number help with getting any specs? They are the same scopes with 2 different numbers.

AND how do I find out when I have a new message/reply? I have to come here and search for my thread to see any feedback. Is there a way that I can receive an email when I get replies? Some sort of setting? ANYONE PM me if there is a way. Thanks
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Old May 18, 2011, 08:50 PM   #4
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To get info click on your name, then find User CP, then go to edit e-mail options and this will let you be notified of e-mails that come in or replies to your threads.

Unfortunately I can't help you much with the #'s other then what I gave you already. A guy I spoke to said they should be waterproof and will be covered under Nkon's warranty if they fail.
Neat to see the old pics.
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Old May 18, 2011, 10:34 PM   #5
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Cool to know they're probably waterproof..

I got 2 of them for less than $20. You think Got a deal or a steal? They are in decent shape. SUPER clear also.
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Old May 25, 2011, 10:45 PM   #6
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YOU SCORED A DEAL & A STEAL. NIKON PRODUCTS MADE DURING THAT TIME PERIOD, WERE CONSIDERED TO BE FIRST CLASS IN CONSTRUCTION & MATERIALS. NOT AS WELL MADE AS A BURRIS, BUT CERTAINLY EQUAL TO LEUPOLD / REDFIELD. YES, THEY ARE WP & FP.

PS: "T/C" SCOPES ARE MADE BY SIMMONS (high end quality)
"PENTAX" SCOPES ARE MADE BY BURRIS
"REDFIELD" SCOPES ARE NOW BEING MADE BY LEUPOLD

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