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  1. 25-05-2012, 05:49 PM #1
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    Question Leupold Mark 4 ???

    Do Leupold mark 4 4.5-14x50 or 6.5-20x50 Have zero stop ??
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    Apparently if you get the right size O-ring u can make a zero stop, I haven't tried it yet.

    Some guys drill & tap the turret, placing a grub screw in there to act as a zero stop.

    I would think you would need to be careful using those zero stops, if you got rough with them you could hurt the scope
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    They do make one zero stop model ER/T M5 6.5-20 x 50 ( not sure if they are availiable in NZ, or wether they can retro fit to other scopes ) I reckon they would be pricey
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    DIY plu type zero stops arnt a good idea - if you wind down hard onto it, you can jack the guts out of the scope.
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