The scope is 4x30, post and cross hair with 2 front claws and 2 rear claws that are part of the telescope. They are not clamped on or screwed on, they are part of the telescope body. It is slightly off-set to the left of the bore. The bases on the rifle are massive and loaded with powerful springs to hold the scope in place. It is quick detachable, but not easy due to the spring tension. The scope has graduations for different ranges out to 1,000 yards and is calibrated to 7.62 NATO round. There is a plastic cover to protect the objective lens when not in use. It is attached to the claw by a plastic cord so it can't be lost. On the back end of the scope is a 6 inch long rubber eyepiece to keep the light out while you're sighting the scope. The scope is complete with a carrying case. It also includes a scope adjusting tool and small brush with container for cleaning the scope, also an instruction manual written in Hebrew. Included are the two mounts, the front is spring loaded. Each mount is complete with 4 screws needed to attach to the Mauser 98 reciever. Removing and attaching the scope to the mounting system is very quick, and when in place it is extremely solid. This scope was made for the Israeli's by Wild, who is a well-known manufacturer of optics in Austria. These mounts will fit directly on most any standard 98 Mauser action, with the attachment of 4 screws per mount which are supplied. The increase in the value of your rifle with this telescope on it should be well over $2,000. The Cost for all the items in the first picture plus the case in the second picture is $600 < Back <