A02-014 German “Wild Heerbrugg” Rangefinder – Tripod

The 1940 Wild Heerbrugg rangefinder was used by various military forces during World War II, particularly by the German Wehrmacht. These rangefinders were highly valued for their accuracy and reliability in measuring distances, making them essential tools for artillery, infantry, and air defense units. The Wild Heerbrugg rangefinder was manufactured in Switzerland and distributed to various European countries, including Germany, Sweden, and others, during wartime Key Features and Specifications: 1.) Measuring Range: 300 meters to 7,000 meters (approximately 328 yards to 7,655 yards). 2.) Magnification 12x. 3.) Base Length 0.8 meters (approximately 31.5 inches). 4.) Tripod mount comes with a tripod for stability and precision. 5.) Built with sturdy metal casing and high-quality, military-grade lenses. Overall, the 1940 Wild Heerbrugg rangefinder is a notable example of precision optical equipment designed for military use, showcasing the importance of accurate distance measurement in combat situations. Good condition.