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Hello, Bottomless Well of Firearms Info,
I acquired a scope as a freebie since it was attached to the rifle I was purchasing.
I'm pretty sure it doesn't work since I can spin the knobs and distance adjustments without any noticeable result.
The question I have: Do you folks bother to fix them or have them fixed? Because it was free, I'm leaning toward chucking it and getting a new one.
I'm not sure what to tell you it has, but I'll rattle off what I see:
"S" logo - Shaped like a circle, in red
The far end has adjustment for 20 to 1000yd.
The near end has an adjustment that shows the following:
D (in white) 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 D
E (in red) 600 525 475 400 325 250 200 E
A (in green) 350 300 275 225 200 150 100 A
12 10 8 7 6 5 4
It also has the up/down and left/right knobs.
I am curious if you folks know or have a guess at the maker, what may have happened (yeah, could be all kinds of stuff), and whether of not fixing it is worthwhile.
Thanks.
I acquired a scope as a freebie since it was attached to the rifle I was purchasing.
I'm pretty sure it doesn't work since I can spin the knobs and distance adjustments without any noticeable result.
The question I have: Do you folks bother to fix them or have them fixed? Because it was free, I'm leaning toward chucking it and getting a new one.
I'm not sure what to tell you it has, but I'll rattle off what I see:
"S" logo - Shaped like a circle, in red
The far end has adjustment for 20 to 1000yd.
The near end has an adjustment that shows the following:
D (in white) 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 D
E (in red) 600 525 475 400 325 250 200 E
A (in green) 350 300 275 225 200 150 100 A
12 10 8 7 6 5 4
It also has the up/down and left/right knobs.
I am curious if you folks know or have a guess at the maker, what may have happened (yeah, could be all kinds of stuff), and whether of not fixing it is worthwhile.
Thanks.