While I like the old steel tube Weaver scopes (I have 3 or 4) they're not worth very much especially in the lower powers. Take a look on eBay, gunbroker etc to get an idea of what they're worth.

 

I've seen a fair number of those older El Paso Weavers (and have owned a few), but that's a magnification I don't see often.
If that is a duplex-style reticle it's a definite plus, many of them are fine-CH style which are less desirable IMO.

The values of these have went up a fair bit over the last few years I think. Very much above-average condition on yours too. :bthumb:

 

there is a good following of weaver tx steel scopes. great quality for their age, and paid service is available.

the scope looks to be in good condition. i would think it would go a couple of places.
turkey shotgun
big game rifle
brush gun

do some searching on past sales, for a value, or just drop it in an auction forum and wait and see.

 

Nice scope IMHO...I have one with original rings and covers...this model is marked "Micro-Trak"
on the left side of elevation block and is USA made. I had mine appraised at Between $75 -$150. My scope has the duplex cross hairs and condition is about 99%. Paint is a little thin on serrations of adjustment covers.
Hope that helps...Pic of mine(took off rings to put on .22rings later)


Tasker21

 

Condition looks Very Good+. My guess is $50-$75. Some people also put them on old milsurps such as the Lee Enfield No.4 MKI, etc. (I have a 4X El Paso model serving a similar role). It would probably sell fast on gunboards.com or ar15.com

Good luck

 

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Personally, I think they're ideal for using as period correct scopes on older rifles. Infact, the 3 old Weaver scopes I have (K3, K4, B4) all came on rifles that were manufactured in the '50's. I did a little research and all 3 scopes date back to the '50's as well. Since the scope mounts all seem period correct I assume the scope were mounted on the rifles soon after they were originally purchased.