Okay, but . . .
You might like one better if it had a non-rotating mount, so you can change the f-stop after you focus, and it had a focusing lever just like most classy rangefinder lenses, and it were really solid and chromed-looking. I'd get a J-8 form the late 50's or early 60's and have it collimated to work on a Leica and get one of those lens shades with vents and a tilted cone shade . . . Worth the time
--Lindsay
If you have friends who occasionaly visit Russia - ask them to buy J-8 here.
By the way, just for fun - I can spare J-8 made in 1956 or 1963 🙂 The only thing for you to do is... to find a friend who travels (for business for example) in Russia.
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