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West Australian Rifle Association > Records

Spotting Scope

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c. 1970

Overview

Telescope on wood stand

Historical information

Spotting Scope on tripod loaned by E Dillon Subiaco Rifle Club

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-205-2021.3

Width

540 mm

Height or length

380 mm

Contextual Information

Spotting scope are used to identify where a bullet has entered the target and for estimating wind strength and direction from mirage

Year

Last modified

Monday, 5 June, 2023

West Australian Rifle Association

West Australian Rifle Association

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Spotting Scope on tripod loaned by E Dillon Subiaco Rifle Club

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