ZF12na
Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2011 10:11 pm
Just thought id post some pics of the ZF12na i just purchased...
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Re: ZF12na
Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2011 12:24 am
Yeah that was a real nice one! I hope the guy took your first offer. He asked me if I was interested in beating it but I told him not at this time and that I thought your offer was good and he should take it! If I did not have a lesser example in my collection, I might have gone after it too! I don't think you will ever have to upgrade that one. Do you have any others? If you ever go to sell it, please let me know.
Re: ZF12na
Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2011 9:53 am
That looks nice. As said how do you up grade after that.
Later 42rocker
Later 42rocker
Re: ZF12na
Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2011 5:10 pm
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i also have a couple of "Emil Busch" optics one in fair condition and the other in very good condition.
The ZF12na i just got is immaculate, i doubt it was ever issued .The seller said it was in excellent condition , but it was far better than i expected.
I know the std ZF12,s are fairly common , but how rare/common are the ZF12na,s???
i also have a couple of "Emil Busch" optics one in fair condition and the other in very good condition.
The ZF12na i just got is immaculate, i doubt it was ever issued .The seller said it was in excellent condition , but it was far better than i expected.
I know the std ZF12,s are fairly common , but how rare/common are the ZF12na,s???
Re: ZF12na
Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2011 8:25 pm
There are two pretty common types. The rest are pretty hard to find. There are a few of these out there but its not one you run across very often.
Re: ZF12na
Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:09 am
Hello,
It is a very beautiful model of scopes, not easy to find!
I had about ten, and I always have to keep those who had one K of engraved (series 19000), who are for me of the optics of WWI.
The series 21000 and 23000 are in my opinion productions of the 20s for the export, (as Poland for example), because they don't have the K, from the german commission engraved.
We see in him(it) of dévil paintbrush, Polish with this optics...
Cordially
David
It is a very beautiful model of scopes, not easy to find!
I had about ten, and I always have to keep those who had one K of engraved (series 19000), who are for me of the optics of WWI.
The series 21000 and 23000 are in my opinion productions of the 20s for the export, (as Poland for example), because they don't have the K, from the german commission engraved.
We see in him(it) of dévil paintbrush, Polish with this optics...
Cordially
David