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Posted: 10/16/2004 3:09:20 PM EDT
Mine appears to point a tiny bit to the right.  Even though it's not really noticable, I'm afraid it could effect the Aimpoint I have sitting on the hump.  Any input?

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First, make sure that the screw that holds the reciver joint on is tight.  If it is then I would disassemble the unit and reassemble it, making sure to get the barrel nut clips in and making sure everything is nice and tight.
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