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Subject: Re: [M]: Finder Scope Mount
From: Barre Spencer
Reply To: mapug@shore.net
Date: Thu Jun 14 09:07:36 2001

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Bob,
You need to get a Telrad and forget about using anything else.
Barre

centered after it is removed and replaced. I find it easier to sight over
the top of the tube and find the object Im looking for in a wide angle EP
than fiddle with the finder scope alignment.

I have used several rifle and pistol scopes that you can mount and dismount
and they return to zero to a high degree of precision. Does anybody know of
a quality mount for the finder scope that will stay aligned after repeated
remountings. I have to remove it every time I use the scope since I have to
dolly (hand truck) the scope to the top of the hill in my backyard and the
finder scope must be off during this operation. High quality detachable
rifle/pistol scope mounts using dovetail setups are easily avail but I cant
find anything similar for telescopes so far.

Thanks

Bill Wood
LX200 10" f/10
Phoenix, AZ




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<P> Bob,
<P>&nbsp; You need to get a Telrad and forget about using anything else.
<P>Barre
<P>&nbsp;
<BLOCKQUOTE style="BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">I have not been using the finder scope on my LX200 because it will not stay<BR>centered after it is removed and replaced. I find it easier to sight over<BR>the top of the tube and find the object Im looking for in a wide angle EP<BR>than fiddle with the finder scope alignment.<BR><BR>I have used several rifle and pistol scopes that you can mount and dismount<BR>and they return to zero to a high degree of precision. Does anybody know of<BR>a quality mount for the finder scope that will stay aligned after repeated<BR>remountings. I have to remove it every time I use the scope since I have to<BR>dolly (hand truck) the scope to the top of the hill in my backyard and the<BR>finder scope must be off during this operation. High quality detachable<BR>rifle/pistol scope mounts using dovetail setups are easily avail but I cant<BR>find anything similar for telescopes so far.<BR><BR>Thanks<BR><BR>Bill Wood<BR>LX200 10" f/10<BR>Phoen
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