One of my Pard night scopes came with these really nice metal shims. Has anyone seen a source for these? I tried to email pard but haven't heard back yet. They work really well to shim all of the digital scopes that I have. Would like to get a few more of them.
Scope shim source?
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We used to use 35mm negative film for shims.
You can buy a shim kit but un-needed.
Electrical tape works well, too.
You can buy a shim kit but un-needed.
Electrical tape works well, too.
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A fired, plastic, shotgun shell works well also. It already has a radius to it that helps.
mike
mike
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Have shim stock from Brownells. It consists of a set of brass plates of various thickness that can be cut to whatever size you may need. Very handy.
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I've used alternative material as well. I have brass sheets that I can cut to make work. The shims posted though are quite nice as they are very thin and made for these scopes (same width and has screw hole) and can be layered to fine tune the scopes. If you've use these digital scopes with rangefinders, it helps to get the rangefinder as close to your POI as possible.
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@roaro Crude but they workEd for me. Start at post #17.
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