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O.T. Rifle scope problems part 2
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Posted by old on November 17, 2005 at 07:13:19 from (207.69.139.135):
Well I found my problem this morning. The scope mount was loose in one place and was letting the scope go up and down just a little bit, not much but enough to make me miss yet another deer this morning. I pulled each screw out and put a little silicone in each screw hole, I also pulled the scope off and put a dab of silicone in the bottom and the top of the mount rings. Its sitting now and waiting for the silicone to dry some before I go site it in. I would have used locktite but I didn't have any so I did the silicone instead. Hope it helps, this SKS has been a good gun up till this year, and has drop a few deer in the last 10 years.
Thanks
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