Feb 07, 2018 Dear friends, I have a question with a M84 scope mounted on a Springfield M1903A3. Cmp 2100 Battery Charger Manual. Driver De Rede Hp D325 Desktop. This scope has no serial number on.

Today I received a M1 Garand with an attached scope mount and scope marked M84 telescope. The serial numbers on the scope, the quick detach scope base, and the receiver do not match.

You're M1 serial number shows manufacture in Jan. 1944 The M84 scope replaced the M81 and M82 scopes on U.S. Sniper rifles becoming standard issue in April 1945.They. Sportsman's Guide has your Military-spec. Reproduction M1 Garand M84 Scope. Reproduction M1 Garand M84 Scope from. Realistic serial number.

I don't see a serial number on the scope mount that's attached to the receiver. Is there any way to tell if this is a clone vs a M1C?

How do I tell if the scope is original vs. A reproduction?

Google-fu found the answer to this, I'm pretty well convinced now the scope is original as well the a G&H mount. Still don't know about the mount portion attached to the receiver or the gun itself. Edit to add: I can see under the scope on the mount it says Griffin & Howe INC New York, Pat 1856549 May 3, 1932 edit 2: finally found a fellow to verify through the serial. Join Music V.1.0 Full. The gun checks out but the mount seems to be postwar. Yes, I found those two sights yesterday, however they are rather vague. 'm1c's serial range should fall in the 3,100,000 - 3,800,000 serials' 'Between 1943 and 1945, 7,971 receivers in this range of production M1 receivers were assembled into M1C rifles'. This gun is 32xxxxx so it looks promising, but the information provided above is not specific enough.