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I think I lost some travel because the knob isn’t straight and contacts the body’s if I go Clock wise.
He said it seemed fine so far. He can verify when he dials further out. If it works like it should then why send it back as the proof is in the pudding. Peace of mind accomplished.I would personally send it in to NF for a check up. Even if it was for nothing more than peace of mind on the turret.
I feel the same way but I already have 2 scopes out for warranty work (1 leupold and 1 bushnell). I have a few matches and a hunt coming up so if she works I’ll just send it in when the snow starts falling. I’m in Alaska so ill send it in when winter hits and I won’t need it.I would personally send it in to NF for a check up. Even if it was for nothing more than peace of mind on the turret.
The only thing thats going to do is make some scope snob that dusts their optics and rifle with a tampon complain that its damaged so they can lowball you.
Fuck it. Check zero. Keep going.
The NXS™ 3.5-15x50 to the left was shot completely through by an enemy 7.62x39 round fired at a U.S. soldier…yet the unharmed serviceman used it for the next three days, completing his mission. The 3.5-15x50 adapts comfortably to a variety of rifle platforms, survives abuse that would destroy lesser riflescopes, and is impervious to heavy recoil. And, apparently, to enemy bullets.
Sako, doesn't NF have a lifetime warranty? I assumed they did as so many other scope makers do. TIA, lgYou should send it back to NF if you still have the warranty, you really mess up that scope.