M33 Instrument Light for M70 Series, T92, T93, and T117 Telescopes.
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Bring your historical restoration projects to life with this original M33 Instrument Light, purpose-built for illuminating the reticles of several Cold War-era U.S. military telescopes. Designed to provide adjustable low-light visibility in the field and night conditions, the M33 is a self-contained unit powered by two standard flashlight cells wired in series (3V total not included).
Used With:
M70-Series Telescopes (Models M70C, M70D, M70F, M70G, M70N, M70P, M70Q) – Used on a variety of 75mm to 105mm tank guns, including:
75mm Howitzer M1A1 / M8 HMC
37mm M6 / M22 Armored Car
76mm Gun M1A1 / M1A2 on M18 Hellcat and T70 GMC
90mm Gun M3 on T25E1, T26E1, T26E1 Tank
105mm Howitzer M4 on Medium Tank M4
T92 Telescope Series – For use with light and medium tanks equipped with T94 and M55 mounts.
T93 Telescope Series – Used on tanks equipped with 76mm M1A1/A2, 75mm T13E1, and 90mm M3 guns.
Telescope T117 – Mounted on 76mm Gun T3 with Mount T97 for fast target acquisition.
Key Features:
Authentic U.S. Military Surplus: A genuine vintage component used across multiple U.S. Army armored platforms.
Adjustable Rheostat Control: Allows for variable illumination intensity to suit low-light field conditions.
Restoration Ready: This M33 light is perfect for collectors, reenactors, and museum restorers working on Cold War- and WWII-era U.S. aiming devices. See pictures for actual condition – expect wear consistent with field use.
Technical Details:
Power: 3V (Two flashlight cells in series)
Lamp: One standard 3V lamp
Reference: SNL F-205; DWG. D84221
Whether you're restoring a complete sighting system or collecting original U.S. tank fire control equipment, the M33 Instrument Light is a crucial and historically significant accessory. Secure yours now — limited stock available.
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