![]() As far as legal ownership by civilians goes, even the ultra-rare B-model (10X Sniper) is not as rare as the Marine Corps model. It's rarity and history will bring the big bucks, not to mention the legal and clear title. He isn't just buying a scope, he'll be buying a real piece of Marine Corps sniping history, and the only part of the M40A1 that is unique to it and has been virtually (legally speaking) unobtainable. Whoever gets this will not have to be looking over his shoulder, or squirreling it away in some dark closet. Other than a few being presented to VIPs I have never heard of any sold legally on the open market until now. Hey, if I had known in 1981 when I fell in love with Marine Corps sniping and the M40A1 that they would ever be legally sold on the civilian market, I would have gladly donated ten bucks a week to the piggy bank. ![]()
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