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Posted: 4/7/2006 9:54:20 AM EDT
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Long before I found my bit lurking in the folds of the sight's case, I learned to use a small screwdriver (about 1/8" wide blade) on the side of the screw where the two prongs of the 'proper tool' should go. Odds are, there's already a workaround in your toolbox at home.
Mods have no need to read or answer everything, but we do have them to try to keep things like this from being ignored 
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Posted: 4/14/2006 1:43:52 PM EDT
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Ok, Tantal did get back with me. I was able to order a replacement. Not cheap but it's the right tool for the job. In the future, looks like I will be practicing adjusting the sight w/o the tool - just in case.
FYI, if you ever lose your tool, Tantal's cost is $9 plus S&H |
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