Reflex Sight C/12 D Luftwaffe

Detailed replica of a Luftwaffe Reflex Sight No. C/12 D as used by German fighter pilots in their fighter aircraft such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109 or the Focke Wulf 190.

This aiming device was used by the Luftwaffe in World War II and allowed the pilot to engage his target using an optical reticle.

In a modified form, it was also used in night fighting in conjunction with the "Schräge Musik" armament. Aiming devices were constantly modified and were used in a similar form on many fighter aircraft in World War II.

The sight is supplied together with a crystal clear, highly decorative acrylic plate.

This wonderful, true-to-original replica is an ideal eye-catcher for any collection or exhibition.

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