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Well i went down to a friends gunsmiths today to buy some new mounts for the Mamba 4-16 x 50 rir scope bought last week from Viz, (Sean).

Anyway he said to me always remove the stud pin on scope mounts going on pcp`s. Now i`ve never heard this or read it before.

He said many a time these pins just work loose, you never notice they are loose and when a scope is removed a nasty scratch is usually there. Yep, remove them but save them, you dont need them on a pcp.( no recoil )

 

atb

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Well i went down to a friends gunsmiths today to buy some new mounts for the Mamba 4-16 x 50 rir scope bought last week from Viz, (Sean).

Anyway he said to me always remove the stud pin on scope mounts going on pcp`s. Now i`ve never heard this or read it before.

He said many a time these pins just work loose, you never notice they are loose and when a scope is removed a nasty scratch is usually there. Yep, remove them but save them, you dont need them on a pcp.( no recoil )

 

atb

Yep true Mark no recoil what so ever but never heard of the pin working loose mate i just wind it back up

 

atvbmac :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

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Yes Sean she is mounted(scuse the pun), levelled and plumblined to "perfection".

Tomorrow i will zero her to "strike a match" to 39 yards and then calibrate her .

Absolutely love Mamba scopes mate the reticule suits my (over 50 eye sight ) :icon_redface: shhhh ! I have Mamba`s on all my rifles now. :yes:

I have the Mamba 4-16x50 on top of my " HW 100 kt .177" for the static sitty tree hunting, she`s a fine scope mate, - what did you get in her place by the way ?

 

 

atb

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Your as bad as bigmac ; must be an age thing lol, im busy looking for a scope myself now to put on my r10, as I've cashed the nv in & a pal has let me down tonight; I'm just going light duty on the r10

Ill lone you the viper or the panararma if you dont get one by tomorrow mate

 

atvbmkac :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

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Your as bad as bigmac ; must be an age thing lol, im busy looking for a scope myself now to put on my r10, as I've cashed the nv in & a pal has let me down tonight; I'm just going light duty on the r10

 

Ill lone you the viper or the panararma if you dont get one by tomorrow mate

 

atvbmkac :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

he's going pick me up the nikko sterling 4-16×50 tomorrow unless I come across something local tonight mate, could do with a drive out to get out this chuffing house
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Your as bad as bigmac ; must be an age thing lol, im busy looking for a scope myself now to put on my r10, as I've cashed the nv in & a pal has let me down tonight; I'm just going light duty on the r10

Ill lone you the viper or the panararma if you dont get one by tomorrow mate

 

atvbmkac :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

he's going pick me up the nikko sterling 4-16×50 tomorrow unless I come across something local tonight mate, could do with a drive out to get out this chuffing house

 

Nice long barn with lights at the old perm to plink on and do some target practice :yes:

 

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Good, so it`s not only me that has not heard this.

Mac he showed me two second hand HW 100`s with stud pin scratches, so my pin is removed :yes: apparently this is nothing new to "gun dealers".

 

 

atb

 

 

Probably down to numb nuts leaving them protruding to start with or simply tightening them on to the rifle.

 

I don't see why they should work loose, and even if they did why would they scratch?

 

On the other hand if they are not required, by all means remove them anyway, and its a tiny bit less weight as well!

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