BangPop
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Originally Posted By: JMADid you lap the rings?
I had read a long time ago from a former Leupold tech most of the scopes returned for repair had nothing wrong the problems were related to misaligned rings
if your response is to my post, I did indeed lap the rings into perfect alignment. I have a BR rail gun and can put any scope on the return to battery rest and see if it moves around from shot to shot. The scope that is back for the third time will not move the cross hairs the last 10 MOA of up or right movement. You can click them all you want and the cross hairs simply set there. Leupold has had this problem for years.
I had read a long time ago from a former Leupold tech most of the scopes returned for repair had nothing wrong the problems were related to misaligned rings
if your response is to my post, I did indeed lap the rings into perfect alignment. I have a BR rail gun and can put any scope on the return to battery rest and see if it moves around from shot to shot. The scope that is back for the third time will not move the cross hairs the last 10 MOA of up or right movement. You can click them all you want and the cross hairs simply set there. Leupold has had this problem for years.