Videos tagged with Meopta Scope

The Czechoslovakian vz.54 sniper rifle, developed by Otakar Galas, utilized modified Mosin-Nagant actions for political and logistical reasons, chambered in 7.62x54mmR. Produced from 1956-1958 by CZ Uherský Brod, it featured a Meopta 2.5x scope and a custom stock, achieving approximately 1 MOA accuracy. It served until the 1970s before being replaced by the SVD Dragunov.

This review details the rare Egyptian FN49 Sniper rifle, a late-pattern variant chambered in 8mm Mauser. Key identifying features include specific serial number ranges, Egyptian script markings, a third sling swivel, a slotted flash hider, and a unique non-symmetrical cheek riser. The rifle utilizes a Meopta 2.5x scope with Egyptian numeral BDC dials, mounted via an Echo mount on a receiver dovetail.