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Leica rifle camera

David Pescovitz at 4:41 pm Thu, Dec 7, 2006

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 Catalog Auction Images Leica Gun This unusual rifle camera is a vintage Leica Gun with 400mm Telyt lens. Apparently, these are quite rare. Seems to be just the thing for a photo safari. The Leica Gun will be up for auction next month as part of the Tamarkin Photographica Rare Camera Auction.
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 Images Fs122 UPDATE: BB reader Stephen Kupiec writes, "While Leica rifle cameras are rather rare, KMZ Russia produces the PhotoSniper series of Zenit SLRs with Tair 300mm Telephoto lenses mounted on rifle stocks."
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