Where can I Have the Parallax adjusted On a Fixed Parallax scope?

[MP44]

I want the parallax adjusted on an older Redfield handgun scope. 

I know it is simple to do IF you can get the end cap to unscrew and IF the lens isn't glued in. The scope is in beautiful condition and I want it to stay that way so it is best if I do not try the adjustment myself. 

 

[Odoyle]

Call first then Send it to Leupold. They own Redfield. Secret is some Redfield scopes have good Leupold glass for way cheaper too...

 

[Airgun-hobbyist]

I've been trying to get a Google response to this question of changing fixed parrilax and magnification but with no luck. It seems like someone would have put out a video on the subject by now. I have a crossbow scope that I'd like to up the magnification power on.

 

[Odoyle]

https://www.mcarbo.com/store/pg/33-adjusting-parallax-on-non-ao-scope.aspx

 

[Odoyle]

Scopes are super easy to fix yourself...

Click this first link and hear an interesting familiar sounding voice Start at 4:00 on this link and it works for many non AO scopes too...

https://youtu.be/fSR3GCUZTps







https://youtu.be/tFY_y65rNdw









https://youtu.be/pHWWMtBT1e4





https://youtu.be/UHIcMt_hDpQ

 

[Nutcracker]

I have done several over the years on various makes & models. On the scopes that do not have the obj. lens carrier glued it usually is easy. But recently I run into glued carriers and had to heat them, which could damage the scope. I recently sent to scopes to a scope repair shop , months of waiting to change a couple for me. They sent them back and said they could not do it. Depends on the manufacture. I never owned a Redfield but since that is an older scope, probably can be changed.