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Posted: 11/20/2012 12:41:12 PM EDT
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Hi all,
I acquired a Japan made 4X20 Colt scope. It's a little beat up,but optics are in great shape. I know adjustments are made by removing the top and right side adjustment covers,but how do you remove them? I downloaded the 3X20 manual,but it didn't seem to give specific,idiot-proof instructions. Thanks for any help! Denny R |
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Yep, at least that's how mine is. They have a slot for a straight edged screw driver. Or flat screwdriver. Whatever they're called.
I don't know who made mine, and it's a 4x carry handle scope. But it works. Has terrible eye relief though. You gotta be close and there's not much wiggle room. |
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I was reading in another thread about a possible "group buy" of the Japan made scopes by the "new" company that changed names, but retained most of the original Hakko employees. But then the "system" said a group buy had to be approved by AR15 staff....and then the thread was archived and no more posts! Anyone know anything about if a group buy ever took place? I think there was a 50 order minimum or something like that. |
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Here's mine. I forgot. The windage just screws off by hand and is smaller. The elevation turret turns, and marked for varying distances. But the cap gets unscrewed at the top, and yeah, you have to hold onto it, or place it in the lowest setting I believe. Actually, probably the highest setting. (500)
I don't know what brand mine is. It was bought with my Colt A2 20" which is kind of old, and I've since painted it, obviously. But it was not a "colt" brand. Some kind of knock off. It still works though. I will say this, it moves around in my A2. It didn't move as much in that removable carry handle pictured below. And I once had it on an A1 and did a session with it benched. The scope was real tight and that thing shot really great. I should've never got rid of it. It was an SAK barrel and I was getting 2 MOA consistently with just about everything I put through it. 1/12. I'll see if I can find pics of that. 
this was my Navy Seals poseur look. Sorry! |
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