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| I checked everything for bring tight but bought a nikon 3-9x40 efr, uch fine cross hairs an clear as a bell. Idid shim this also and I zeroed a 10 yds with little tweaking to shoot one ragged hole and ... |
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| I returned the supposedly repaired scope just keeps walking, however I shimmed the scope so as to not run out of adj and left the shims in when I returned the 2nd time. They sent me a new ev model in ... |
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| I have a Beeman r7 mounted with ahawke airmax 4-12x40ao. I shimed the rear mount with pop can shims and when I shot for zero I was well within zero as not to be at max adjustments on the scope. I hav ... |
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