I recall reading about someone offering aftermarket turret stops, but I forgot to BOOKMARK it!
Looking for someone to point me in the right direction.
Thanks
Looking for someone to point me in the right direction.
Thanks
SWFA turret stops?
- Thread starter Michael
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Tim's zero stops are a great addition to the SWFA line of scopes.
Adding his video for reference:
Adding his video for reference:
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I made mine Michael out of delrin. Even cut out a window so I could see the center line. I've also made some for my Sightrons out of aluminum. With the turret all the way down and bottomed out, that's my 40yrd click. Once you get the height close you can then set the bottom to what ever you want with the set screws and the center lock screw beiing loose. Dang that high resolution sure shows imperfections.
Jimmy
Jimmy
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I counted 4 and 3/4 turns down for my 30 yard zero, I can't use those zero stop shims cuz theres hardly any metal left for the 3 screws to grip on
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Nice mod Jimmy!"jking"I made mine Michael out of delrin. Even cut out a window so I could see the center line. I've also made some for my Sightrons out of aluminum. With the turret all the way down and bottomed out, that's my 40yrd click. Once you get the height close you can then set the bottom to what ever you want with the set screws and the center lock screw beiing loose. Dang that high resolution sure shows imperfections.
Jimmy
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Nice mod Jimmy! So you've got 40y - 100y within a single revolution? If the elevation turret is bottomed out at 40y then your optical center must be way off, right?"jking"I made mine Michael out of delrin. Even cut out a window so I could see the center line. I've also made some for my Sightrons out of aluminum. With the turret all the way down and bottomed out, that's my 40yrd click. Once you get the height close you can then set the bottom to what ever you want with the set screws and the center lock screw beiing loose. Dang that high resolution sure shows imperfections.
Jimmy
What caliber, velocity?
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Thats a good point, scope height and zero distance will certainly play a role. I also prefer a 30y zero, and an optically centered scope, so I use adjustable rings whenever I can.
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I zero'd mine for 60yds but set the turret stop for a 40yd minimum after optically centering the scope. The best I remember it didn't too much elevation to get it zero'd at 60. I backed the elevation turret all the way out for a photo this morning to show how much is available.
Jimmy
Jimmy
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