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| quote: Originally posted by butchlambert:
I have a few scopes from Remington's custom shop. I have 3 of the externally adjustable 20X &24X XBR scopes. I acquired these from Jim Stekl, father of the XP100 and worked in the custom shop with Mike Walker. I was able to purchase one of only 3 internally adjustable 24X scopes from the estate of Mike Walker. I just received the prototype scope from Mike's estate(not the sames as my other internally adj. unit) and it has a reticule that is not oriented properly and sounds like a spring is loose inside.
Who would you suggest to check it out? Remember I'm north of 72yrs old and will not wait forever for repairs.
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| | | Posts: 8964 | Location: Poetry, Texas | Registered: 28 November 2004 | 
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| T.K. Lee perhaps? |
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| They only do reticule repair only. Good people, but not interested in the possibility if something else may be wrong. They indicated that it needs to go to somebody else first. |
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| do a search - i posted a bunch of repair places a year or 2 ago since then i lost the list |
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| I know of a few(very few)places that I might feel comfortable with, but over a year wait time.
I'll probably use Joe Ruth in Florida. |
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| I will call tomorrow. |
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