The old CETME just got a lot cooler

[relichunter]

http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/g431/coleman740/cetme/DSCN4989.jpg

http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/g431/coleman740/cetme/DSCN4987.jpg

http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/g431/coleman740/cetme/DSCN4986.jpg

German Orion 80 Starlight Night Scope. Circa 1980's.

[jreifsch80]

Very cool, makes me want to finally build my g3 kit lol

[spleify]

Very cool

[jerrymrc]

very neat. I have seen one on a Fal as well. Just something about that old starlight stuff. [Beer]http://i884.photobucket.com/albums/ac44/jerrymrc/toys/canning120Medium.jpg

[spqrzilla]

Given the weakness of the clamp style mount required by the CETME / G3 receiver, I'd be reluctant to fire the CETME much with that heavy optic.

[relichunter]

Given the weakness of the clamp style mount required by the CETME / G3 receiver, I'd be reluctant to fire the CETME much with that heavy optic.

I have no experience with the stanag scope mount but it appears to be sturdy.

The mount came with the scope as part of the german military issue which makes me question how weak it would be in this configuration.

I have heard of the reproduction mounts having some problems moving.

[MCarp71]

Thats just friggin' cool!

[BadShot]

Nice... very nice, so where does it weigh in at now? I know my PTR-91 weighs damn near a ton with the PRS stock on it, but that is still slick as hell.