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On the second stage yesterday, I noticed my new Simmons scope reticle had rotated out of the vertical plane. At first I thought my rings had been too loose, but nope, the scope body and knobs look perfect... it's an internal problem. Anybody ever experience this? Is it fixable?Labels: gunfun NOT
posted by Cowboy Blob @ 8:17 PM
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4 Comments:
At 9:06 PM,
Anonymous said…
I had the same problem with a springfield 6x40 government. Sent it back to springfield and they fixed. My dad had a simmons do the same thing with him. I don't think one can call it a manufacture error as I had one from springfield do the same thing, but there seems to be theme with simmons.
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At 9:46 PM,
Anonymous said…
... use iron sights...... they don't break NEARLY as easy......
Eric
At 12:34 AM,
Cowboy Blob said…
Eric, if I could still SEE the shit at 300 yards, I would.
At 11:46 AM,
Anonymous said…
I sure hope this isn't a common problem, as I just bought two of them. I haven't had the chance to install them yet, so ......
I'll just have to hope I got lucky and/or they have good customer service!
Merle
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