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tomoshenko
03-22-2007, 02:46 PM
Title says it:
Hensoldt Z24 $350 at Cheaper than Dirt
jfowl31
03-22-2007, 05:43 PM
The ones at CTD are used. I dont know if dans ammo still has them, but when I bought mine, it was $375 new SHIPPED. And you support small business. From what I hear on HKPro, the CTD scopes are pretty beat up. Still function fine, but aesthetically unpleasing.
jfowl31
03-22-2007, 05:44 PM
Just checked and Dans doesnt have any more..... CTD may be the only option that cheap.
tomoshenko
03-22-2007, 07:48 PM
Just checked and Dans doesnt have any more..... CTD may be the only option that cheap.
I think CTD lists them as "like new".

I bought 2 from Dansammo, the z24 and the older straight tube model for $345.

The z24 was new and the other was "like new' with just a bit of fading on the dials.

I see some sites trying to gouge these for between 500-600 bucks.

I agree with you on supporting the small shop. That is why I still make purchases at the various gun shops in my area of high margin things like cleaning equipment and such even though I can find it cheaper on the net.
jfowl31
03-22-2007, 08:04 PM
The guy I talked to bought 2 from Cheaper than Dirt, and they were both well-used. 1 of them looked so bad, he sent it back for a placement, and he next one they sent didnt look much better. The mounts were all scratched up, and the scopes looked like they were tossed in a bin together or something. No idea if they are all that way or if they are generally in nicer shape, but I was definitely glad I didnt miss the boat on the deal from Dans.

I bought the repro illuminator from CTD though, and it works fine.

I do want one of the straight tube scopes, and maybe the HK claw mount with the 30 mm rings for varmint shooting with the cetme.
SteelCore
03-23-2007, 02:18 PM
they were in used bout god condition, and boy I liked the reticle. I'd already burned me cash on sling-stones tho...
jfowl31
03-23-2007, 05:10 PM
The reticle is really cool, though doesnt provide much for fine-tuning. More for point and shoot type stuff, though dont get me wrong, you can definitely still use it for long distance shooting once you get used to it.