Rifle Scopes Zero stop for sightron

[wgreenlaw]

I have tried sightron they told me look at you tube, this someone making them of can someone give and ideas how to make them

 

[akh223]

Which Sightron? I made a zero stop for my S-Tac using a friends 3-D printer.

 

[flatland1]

I tried making a zero stop of sorts out of rings of black delrin for my 6-24x50 SIII scopes, something you can slip over the turret while you've got the knob cap off. I had problems getting the thickness/height of the ring right, though it shouldn't have been that hard to do. I think I was just not satisfied with the SIII's sfp and was looking for excuses to spend the money on a good ffp scope with zero stop. Wound up removing the SIIIs I had in service and replacing them with a 3.5-21x50 Bushnell & several Kahles K624i AMR scopes, and never looked back.

I went to Sightron's website a couple of weeks ago, and found that they're coming out with a new version of the SV that will have a zero stop - which was the last objection I had. If I hadn't already invested in the Kahles & several Athlon Cronus scopes, I'd certainly try one of the new SV scopes with zero stop.

 

[Toydy]

 

[beenjammin]

Sightron actually referred you to youtube? They need to just join the club already and make one in the scope.

 

[spife7980]

Sightron actually referred you to youtube? They need to just join the club already and make one in the scope.

They have this year but that doesnt help with the older models

https://sightronusa.com/product/s-tac4-20x50ffpzsirmh/

 

[fdkay]

There are several models that are available with zero stops now.
They will offer upgrades to those identical model scopes in the future.
As an example, sometime later in July, they will offer an upgrade to the original 4.5-24 SSVED to install a zero stop.

 

[DIBBS]

Anyone come up with a reasonable solution? I have two of these older scopes.

 

[fdkay]

Anyone come up with a reasonable solution? I have two of these older scopes.

what model?

 

[DIBBS]

@fdkay It's an older SIII 6-24 with mil hash reticle, probably 10 years old or maybe a little more

 

[fdkay]

@fdkay It's an older SIII 6-24 with mil hash reticle, probably 10 years old or maybe a little more

I recall that, at one time, they offered a zero stop conversion. I don't know if they still do.
I looked into it for my SV SSED, but they wanted 300 bones for the conversion. There is a bit more to the conversion for that model than the SIII variety.
Send them an e-mail through their website, they are pretty responsive.