For those who are interested

http://www.remington.com/library/downloads/owners_manuals.asp

Raamw: Thanks for the link. I didn't see anything about sight adjustment or regulation. Apparently the SPR22 doesn't have a barrel regulation adjustment.

Remington states there is a regulation srew or something similar but the manual does not talk about it

There is a barrel regulation screw near the front of the fore end. I do not know of any one who received intstructions on it use.

I spoke to a gunsmith at EAA in Florida and he described what adjusments to moving the barrels for regulation. I am going to call them again on Monday and see if they can put this out to us so we all could learn the proceedure. I bought the Warn scope mounts from Brownell's (the only dist in USA) and already put a Leupold 1-4X on the rifle. Just need some range time to get it going. More to follow......

Rojovin,
Thanks for your efforts. Mine needs this to the nth degree.

I have shot 40 rounds thru mine. Like Rojovin, I put a Leupold 1x4 in Kimber rings on mine. I bought a box of Winchester Super X 180 grain Power Points and reloaded ten rounds each of the Speer 200 grain and Sierra 220 grain to see if it just might like a heavier bullet. From the forty rounds I really think mine will eventually shoot close with the Power Points. I shot a group about 1 1/2 inches apart at 50 yards and then moved back to 100. As you screw the jack screw toward the forearm it "tightens" and makes the barrels cross and shoot apart. I worked with it, probably too much with the heavier bullets and did more harm than good. I finally ran out of ammo, but I think if I had had more of the 180 grain stuff, I could have gotten it to shoot well. From shooting mine, I am inclined to believe it might do even better with a 165 grain bullet. It seems to defy common double regulation but I "think" I can get mine to shoot acceptably. Has anyone taken the trigger plate out and worked on the triggers? Mine need a lot of work also. It is suprisingly light for a double rifle.