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I have, reluctantly, decided to sell my 10X UNERTL scope.

This is the iconic American scope similar to that used by the US Marines as a sniper scope.

The scope is in excellent condition, the optics are perfect, the adjustments for elevation and windage are crisp with no backlash.

The focal range is ideal for either a small-bore rifle....down to 25 yards....or a full-bore rifle out to 1,000 yards and beyond. I have used it on both types of rifle.

I am asking £500 for it, including postage within the UK.


Be quick, it is going on fleabay this weekend.....

Which model is it?

Dia. of objective lense may be a clue.
What is the main tube dia.?
Which mounts is it fitted with?

PM me the serial no. as I am on a couple of sites that I may be able to find the year of manufacture on.

Serial No: 13553

Object lens: 1"
Eyepiece: 3/4"
Tube: 3/4"
Overall: 21&1/2"
Mounts are standard Unertl ie: external bright alluminium, include are two suitable mounts for attachment to rifle, both have been used on a full-bore match rifle and a BSA/Martini...they are I think a standard fit.

I am working on a borrowed laptop as I cannot access the FB-UK site from my home PC, so if anyone wants pictures they need to PM their e-mail address and I will send pictures direct....

The model number would be useful.

HALODIN wrote:The model number would be useful.

That's what I'll try to work out from the various interweb forums...try to keep up

Surely he knows what he's selling... :lol:

saddler wrote:That's what I'll try to work out from the various interweb forums...try to keep up

No model number that I can see.......

I have worked out how to transfer pictures and, hopefully, transfer them here.....

targetman wrote:No model number that I can see.......

I have worked out how to transfer pictures and, hopefully, transfer them here.....

Where's the recoil/return spring?

Absent as you can see....

Not all unertl scopes had the spring, they were a later addition.

On firing it is just a simple matter to pull the scope back "into battery"....there is an adjustable stop so that the setting can be replicated each shot....