#M84 scope serial numbers serial number#
Anyone got 866870? Original owner found it in a yard sale find in Mich.I got a good buy but it wasn't a yard sale price. a M84 scope, serial number 24177, with mount, sunshield and (sealed) rubber eye cup, scope case, sling, M2 flash hider and a number of cleaning tools. I don't believe the scope was used after coming out of the Arsenal. Just thought is it kind of rare and I would share it. I thought I would post pictures of my M84 scope that I recently purchased, it has a Raritan Arsenal Inspection/Repair tag dated 7-1955 with the scope SN 9789,Inspector name and Rifle it was attached to SN 866870. After shooting the rifle there is now debris on the lens. It came with an M84 scope missing the elevation and windage covers. Below is the post and pictures from the CMP forums. I won an M1-D Sniper Rifle SN-3762xxx from CMP Auctions back in July, 2008. BTW: My original M84 scope is in very good condition overall for its age, with no flakes or. The carbine is complete with one blued GI 15 round magazine, a current reproduction clamp on muzzle break, a web sling and canvas stock pouch.Just joined the forum and I was reading the old threads, I have a M 84 that I purchased for my CMP M1D it is a early SN with a Raritan Arsenal tag dated 7/23/55 with the rifle SN it was mounted at the time of the inspection /repair. It also had a W prefix to the five digit serial number. It is fitted with the standard low wood M2 stock that has a small RIA on the left side with a boxed "RIA/EB" cartouche on the right side with the small "IO" markings inside the sling slot, indicating it was rebuilt at Rock Island Arsenal. Libbey-Owens-Ford scopes had a white border around the serial number, no drawing number stamped on the scope and generally had black screws.but sometimes had silver ones. L&S M84's are also distinguished by no white border around the serial number and the silver serial number plate screws. Leupold and Stevens was the only manufacturer that put the drawing number on the M84 tube. It has the flip safety and the M2 magazine release is marked with a letter "M". Table top examination of a German M84/98 pattern bayonet for the Mauser K98K rifle. There were only two: Libbey-Owens-Ford and Leupold and Stevens. had a special book with me which lists pre-ban guns by maker and serial number. The reticle was internally adjustable for. The M84 optic was in his original canvas pocket, the Garand was a 1942. The M82 had a tapered post, the M81 a cross-wire reticle, and were otherwise identical. Their maximum useful range was 800-1000 yds, with a magnification of 2.5 and a 35 ft field of vision at 100 yards. It has the standard late war parts like the type two barrel/bayonet, flat bolt, with a mix of various manufacturers parts. The M81 and M82 scopes weigh 0.84 lb with Universal focus. Springfield barrel dated July 1951, has a bright bore. Serial number 3819772 dates to June 1945. M1 Garand Scope WW2 Vintage Reproduction Rifle Scopes. Springfield Armory M1D Garand, complete with USGI M84 scope and mount, and leather cheekpad. GI M84 scope serial number 22233 with about 99 original blue finish. Ask, they will tell you if the parts you want are original. Some of the lens components and other misc parts are originals. The covers they now sell (when available) are repros. Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns. Looking at my sales slip I paid 37.50 per cover/support, 3.00 per cover spring, and 1.50 per pin. and numbers at each hundred yard increment. The mounting bar has the correct cast in part number and the scope is marked on the nomenclature plate, "TELESCOPE/M84/SERIAL NUMBER 41400". Springfield Armory M1D Garand Sniper w M84 Telescope 1951 Barrel CMP Cert. The M84 scope replaced the M81 and M82 and was standard issue in April 1945. The carbine was later converted to a sniper type configuration by removing the original rear sight and adding an M3 carbine mounting bar along with a M84 sniper scope. CORP with a small "P" proof part way down the top of the barrel. M84 Scope 1903 Springfiled Garand M1D M1C M84 Scope. CORP" markings above the serial number and the barrel is marked I.B.M. Get the best deals on M84 Scope Models & Kits when you shop the largest online.
The rear of the receiver has the standard "I.B.M. This is a late WWII M1 carbine as produced by the I.B.M.
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