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Hello,
I have reached the limit of adjustment in my Red Dot scope,and must adjust the scope body upward. (it shoots too high)
My problem is that,the rings are vertical,instead of the more common horozontal design. With the horozontal type,I could place a shim under the front ring and another over the rear ring,to tilt the scope upward. The ring halves at the top and bottom of the scope would adjust to the slightly ovate shape of the scope body.
With the ring halves split vertically,I can't do this.
What can I do?
Should I place a shim on the barrel,under the front of the scope mount?
Should I close the rings and relieve the top of the front halves and the bottom of the rear halves?
Thank you,
Frank
I have reached the limit of adjustment in my Red Dot scope,and must adjust the scope body upward. (it shoots too high)
My problem is that,the rings are vertical,instead of the more common horozontal design. With the horozontal type,I could place a shim under the front ring and another over the rear ring,to tilt the scope upward. The ring halves at the top and bottom of the scope would adjust to the slightly ovate shape of the scope body.
With the ring halves split vertically,I can't do this.
What can I do?
Should I place a shim on the barrel,under the front of the scope mount?
Should I close the rings and relieve the top of the front halves and the bottom of the rear halves?
Thank you,
Frank