Bunker optics

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Post by jbb20p7 » 03 Jan 2012 09:02

hello all
jbb20p7 wrote:Hello Grappener,

This pics show the optics of M19 (I think ?! :oops: ) at Vierville museum

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Bye :wink:
Jibi

Another nice pics taken on forum WAF, of the same type of M19 optic, with beautiful colour 8O

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JB

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Re: Bunker optics

Post by jopaerya » 03 Jan 2012 13:09

Thanks Jibi

The inside looks brand new 8O 8O

Regards Jos

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Post by AvB » 03 Jan 2012 14:11

jopaerya wrote:Thanks Jibi

The inside looks brand new 8O 8O

Regards Jos
This one is with a collector in Bodø.

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Re: Bunker optics

Post by stril » 03 Jan 2012 21:57

The inside looks brand new
The inside looks quite good. Added a picture from the current owner. Items used to keep/remove condensation from the optics.
With all the parts gathered perhaps a restauration of a 633 should be done. Problem is, to few 633 is available 8-)
We must ask the Atlantikwall Center in Norway for help :lol:
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Re: Bunker optics

Post by stril » 04 Jan 2012 22:53

Hello
Got 3 more pictures from the current owner to be posted here at AHF :-)
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Re: Bunker optics

Post by jbb20p7 » 05 Jan 2012 08:20

Hello

thanks Stril for other pictures, very complete optic with accessories . Nice 8-)

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Re: Bunker optics

Post by nyznerov » 29 Mar 2012 15:05

jopaerya wrote:Hello All

A nice peek though the a Schartenturm with a N.C.O. on the main periscope
Photo = Ebay.de

Regards Jos
Hello,
I guess this periscope is type 2307 made by Optikotechna Prerov (dow) - see photos. It was originally used in turrets of czech bunkers and probably during WWI also in German bunkers. I have two photos of german solider using this periscope, but no other information about German use of this periscope.

Does anybody have any?
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Post by AvB » 29 Mar 2012 15:24

Very nice info, thanks!
Can you post the photos with the German soldiers using this one? :)

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Post by jopaerya » 29 Mar 2012 20:34

Thanks for your picture's Nyznerov , for Arthur please see page 4 in the middle .

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Post by nyznerov » 29 Mar 2012 21:00

AvB wrote:Very nice info, thanks!
Can you post the photos with the German soldiers using this one? :)
Hi Artur, I add my two picture. As you can see, one is with soldier, second one is view through periscope. Maybe were taken in the same cupola as photo on page 4 in this topic, what do you (and other coleagues) think?

If you are interested I can share more information about this type of periscope or about "ZF für 4.7cm Festungspak (t)".

I made mistake in my previous post: I meant WWII not WWI, of course...
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Post by AvB » 30 Mar 2012 12:58

Cool photos, and please share some stuff about the ZF für 4.7cm Festungspak (t), always interested! :D
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Re: Bunker optics

Post by Eax-E » 30 Mar 2012 18:40

Wondeful picture, the coulours are very nice...and of course the gun and the optic too :)

Thank you.

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Re: Bunker optics

Post by AvB » 31 Mar 2012 11:03

Thanks Eax, this is the wonderful Festungspak of the Occupation Museum Guernsey.
Some more photos.
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Re: Bunker optics

Post by nyznerov » 01 Apr 2012 08:41

AvB wrote:Cool photos, and please share some stuff about the ZF für 4.7cm Festungspak (t), always interested! :D
The ZF was originally used in Czech fortification for aiming 4 cm kanon vz. 36 (4,7 PAK K 36(t)) or twin machinegun vz. 36 (MG37(t)).

Here is info I have found in Optikotechna archive (announcement letter for Germans):
"Richtfernrohr M36 für das M.G.
Das Gerät wird als Zielfernrohr für das direkte Richten auf sichtbare Erdziele der in den Befestigungswerken eingebauten Maschinengewehre und kleinkalibrigen Kanonen verwendet.

Optische Daten:
Vergrösserung: 2x
Gesichtsfeld: 17° (300 Strich) oder 300 m in einer Entfernung von 1000 m.
Austrittspupille: 6 mm, daher die relative Lichtstärke 36

Die Entfernungsteilungen könne nach Wunsch in verschiedener Kombination von Waffen und von Munition durchgeführt werden; beispielsweise werden zwei Teilungen für Spreng- und Panzer- Granate der Panzerabwehrkanone mit zwei Teilungen für das S-Geschoss und für das sS-Geschoss des Maschinengewehres angeordnet."

Some photos from archive, handbook for 4,7 PAK K36(t) and periscope from exposition of our museum are added.
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Re: Bunker optics

Post by nyznerov » 01 Apr 2012 08:42

More photos...
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