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$42.50 scope+$12.50 akastock 12x24x50 buris new
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Nice, although it's an SKS stock 
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THINK,camera with a telephoto lens and a trigger.
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Now why didn't I think of that....Got a couple of spare mauser stocks,, One of them is gonna get a Burris 25 power mounted on it this weekend!!!
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What a coincidence! I just bought myself a new spotting scope, and I have an old SKS stock somewhere...
(Off to look for it.)
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That rig looks good. Back in the 60's I did the same thing, taping a cheap telescope on top of an old M-1 carbine stock.
However, be careful where you are pointing that thing. Someone might think to shoot back.
Take care and have fun, Miguel
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I got this from a binoculars and scope book publisted in 1961 It wasn't my idea
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For cameras with big lenses, they sell a special gizmo based on the same idea, much more expensive of course. The trigger on the 'gun' can be connected to the camera's shutter release.
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 "High tech" scope mounts. Make sure you have them registered with the local authorities.
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