Swarovski, Meopta, Pecar and more

Description:

1) Swarovski Z5 3.5-18x44 P $1400
2) Meopta Optika6 4.5-27x50 RD FFP (sold)
3) Leupold VX-II 1-4x20mm $500
4) Bushnell 4xBanner $100
5) Pecar Berlin 4x81 $400 or $500 with mount

All plus postage, details below

Swarovski Optik Z5 3.5-18x44 P $1400
1” tube, parallax adjustment, BRX ballistically matched crosshair grid system. It provides multiple precise windage and elevation holdover marks below the main crosshair, specifically optimized to make holdover estimates clear. Also comes with all accessories including stickers with holdover values for popular cartridges. Does have a scratch from scope rings but otherwise perfect working order.

Meopta MeoPro Optika6 4.5-27x50 RD FFP $900
Designed and manufactured in the Czech Republic, Meopta scopes are globally renowned for using exceptional glass and robust internals that punch well above their price point. This model has zero stop, ffp illuminated reticle with MRAD turrets and reticle. Small scratch on parallax but no ring marks.

Leupold VX-II 1-4x20mm $500
This is one of the best scopes on the market for a dangerous game rifle with a wide field of view, 75' (1x) at 100 yards and generous eye relief of 4.3"-3.8". Small and light with an overall length of 9.2" and a weight of 9 ounces. Its actual magnification is 1.6x to 4.2x. It comes with a matte black finish and Duplex reticle. This scope has minor scratches but was recently serviced and the Leupold Alumina flip caps are worth AU$200 on their own. Note cz550 rings not included in price

Bushnell 4xBanner $100
4x32mm fixed-power riflescope with fixed Post and Crosshair manufactured in Japan. Based on the marking layout and the specific gold "PASSED" inspection sticker, this is a highly reliable optic dating from the 1970s to the 1980s. Bausch & Lomb, owned Bushnell during this golden era of production.

Pecar Berlin 4x81 $400 or $500 with mount
Made in West Germany, steel 26mm tube, clear glass and appears perfectly useable, Currently in a scope mount off a brno Zg47 rifle. Presumably mounted originally in 1950’s