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Re: O.T. Rifle scope problems
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Posted by Rauville on November 16, 2005 at 19:35:34 from (209.180.79.76):
In Reply to: O.T. Rifle scope problems posted by old on November 16, 2005 at 15:41:23:
Years ago on a elk hunting trip to Colo. I stopped to make sure my old Winchester Model 70 375 H&H mag was still sighted in. On the 4th shot, the entire scope, rings, and base fell off. It had sheared the base screws off. I went to an old gunsmith in Ft.Collins, and he drilled out the broken screws in the receiver. Before he mounted the scope back in the rings, he put a couple of light center punch marks in the bottom half of the rings. He said the scope was moving in the rings, and that caused the problem. Must of worked, because I never had it happen again.
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