Temporaryscars
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I don't recall anyone here mentioning epoxy and water![]()
Alright! Alright! Nobody said water! Happy? Whatever!
I don't recall anyone here mentioning epoxy and water![]()
No way. I'm not giving them $10. They're not getting another cent out of me.
The pins are supposed to be tight in the holes, it's called a Press-Fit and they are supposed to stay pressed into the piece. Not sure why they came out. You very well may not be able to get epoxy on them and get them in the holes. If you have a malleable hammer (Brass) you could tap the pins back into their holes and they may never come out again.
This is what the plate should look like:
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I don't care what the label says.
When you buy a 3-9x short optic with a QD mount and a reflex sight and mount for under $200.... just plan on mounting it on a airsoft or .22lr.
C'mon guys.... a quality QD scope mount alone cost over $200.
LaRue Tactical OBR QD Scope Mount LT-111
Yeah sure for something milled out of a solid hunk of billet T6061 alloy, your gonna pay through the nose.. That doesn't mean it HAS to be milled from T6061 it could be casted much more cost effectively (in large batches). LaRue is expensive because it's LaRue the same reason A.R.M.S or Daniel Defense is expensive.
Is any Trijicon scope really "worth" the prices? No.... They have a contact to supply the US Military and because us armchair QB's wanna be Tacti-Cool plus the Government Contract, they know they can get 2 grand out of a scope.
That's just my opinion though and your mileage may vary... My buddies 3-29 power Millet is as nice as they come, it weighs in at an astonishing 7LBS and it cost him $300.... *shrugs*
Let this be a lesson: buy a POS cheap copy made by some no name company and see what it gets you. Instead of buying these scopes because they look tacticool buy a decent scope by a real name scope maker.
Ahh I'm just kidding. I was going to buy a centerpoint anyway. The other one is sitting up right now. I'm waiting for that epoxy stuff to dry. Hopefully it works.
Oh, my bad.I like that rifle. Kel-tec, right? Let us know how the epoxy holds up. I almost bought one of the Mark III scopes, but the more I read about them I'm glad I didn't. Seems like the quality control is poor. That's my opinion, others here seem to like theirs. I don't shoot beyond 50yds. very often so I went with a vortex strikefire red dot for my 15-22. I'm not sure if it's a "POS cheap copy made by some no name company" but it holds zero and I'm happy with it. The flip covers for it are hard to close, but easy and cheap to replace.
Let this be a lesson: buy a POS cheap copy made by some no name company and see what it gets you. Instead of buying these scopes because they look tacticool buy a decent scope by a real name scope maker.
im not trying to be a smart alec or anything, but how have you never heard of epoxy? and if you had already paid 100 dollars for the scope why not pay 10 dollars for the shipping to get one that is working and just resale it or something? seems like something minor to get so torn up over, they have a lifetime warranty. im not bashing you or anything but it really would not have been hard to settle it without having to "work" on it.
I'm still trying to figure out why it came apart.. There's always a "why", if the pins don't easily go back into the plate, then they did not just fall out, so again that brings us back to why did they come out?
I've had mine apart numerous times (just had it apart a few moments ago) and I flipped my QD lever around so that it tightens to the front rather than the rear (so as to not get in the way of the charging handle) and I just keep trying to figure it out... I don't think the scope is junk, I wouldn't call mine junk anyway.. It's not the best scope out there, yes there are much better scopes, but there are also much worse, I think this scope is worth precisely what I paid for it.