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  1. 06-07-2023, 06:00 PM #1
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    turn the scope in the rings and you will be good to go. cant imagine why no one else suggested it ......
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    Quote Originally Posted by winchesterM69A View Post
    turn the scope in the rings and you will be good to go. cant imagine why no one else suggested it ......
    Sure I could, but would make sighting in a pain.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Old_School View Post
    Sure I could, but would make sighting in a pain.
    Just tilt ya head to 45 degrees
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kelton View Post
    Iv got an old 2-7x33 maybe il have to double check leupold of a similar vintage on my .22mag thats also a similar vintage its awsome if you can get it fixed I would
    Yeah I definitely will. I might contact Burris and see if I can find out its vintage and model, etc.

    Quote Originally Posted by m101a1 View Post
    Just tilt ya head to 45 degrees
    Would be easier to leave as is and sight in as a normal scope or else if set to 45 degrees, you need to adjust both windage and elevation at the same time.
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