AI Railing
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Re: AI Railing
Nothing yet. My scope's jumping around and I checked the rings and base, theyre all good. I thought maybe that rail was lose, I didnt even remove the scope to check yet. So, I thought maybe I had to tighten THAT. I guess I dont, if there's no screw there
Nothing yet. My scope's jumping around and I checked the rings and base, theyre all good. I thought maybe that rail was lose, I didnt even remove the scope to check yet. So, I thought maybe I had to tighten THAT. I guess I dont, if there's no screw there
Re: AI Railing
It depends on if you have an AW or an AE. The AE picatinny scope rail can indeed be removed and mounted either forward or aft on the receiver, and must be torqued down properly.
Odds are more than likely that it's a scope problem.
It depends on if you have an AW or an AE. The AE picatinny scope rail can indeed be removed and mounted either forward or aft on the receiver, and must be torqued down properly.
Odds are more than likely that it's a scope problem.
Re: AI Railing
Its an AE. What is the correct torque setting? I want to exhasut all options before thinking its the scope. I just got it back from S&B repair, they had it for 5 weeks
Its an AE. What is the correct torque setting? I want to exhasut all options before thinking its the scope. I just got it back from S&B repair, they had it for 5 weeks
Re: AI Railing
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ROLEXrifleman</div><div class="ubbcode-body">3.0 Nm = 26.55 inch punds </div></div>
Thanx!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ROLEXrifleman</div><div class="ubbcode-body">3.0 Nm = 26.55 inch punds </div></div>
Thanx!
