I read somewhere that the sights, being fragile parts, were dismounted and stored for transport.
Are there photos showing which part was removed and which one remained in place? Better for Nashorn and Wespe but I guess oother guns may be ssimilar.
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Photos of German dismounted sights

varanusk



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Posted: Monday, July 15, 2019 - 05:52 AM UTC

Frenchy

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Posted: Monday, July 15, 2019 - 08:01 AM UTC
Maybe you can draw your own conclusions using this picture of the RblF 36 (Rundblickfernrohr 36) sight used by the Wespe gunner :

or this one showing the Sfl.Z.F. 1a (Selbstfahrlafetten-Zielfernrohr 1a) primary gun sight fitted to the Nashorn :

H.P.

or this one showing the Sfl.Z.F. 1a (Selbstfahrlafetten-Zielfernrohr 1a) primary gun sight fitted to the Nashorn :
H.P.

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Posted: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 - 10:55 AM UTC
Absolutely helpful, thanks a lot!!

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Posted: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 - 11:56 PM UTC
You're welcome Carlos 
Here's another view of a Sfl.Z.F. 1a set :

Full size
You can notice some detail differences with the set pictured in my previous post (early vs late ?? ) which was also used postwar by the Czechoslovakian army (see the Slovakian writing on the parts "utahni" and "povol")
Here's a view of the closed box :

H.P.

Here's another view of a Sfl.Z.F. 1a set :

Full size
You can notice some detail differences with the set pictured in my previous post (early vs late ?? ) which was also used postwar by the Czechoslovakian army (see the Slovakian writing on the parts "utahni" and "povol")
Here's a view of the closed box :

H.P.
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