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Re: Levelling a rifle scope

#21 Post by EagerNoSkill »

John25 wrote: So Tim, another mechanical excuse removed?
What excuses are you going to make when Ovenpaa has removed All of your mechanical ones?
:lol:
Well I am stuffed - my brain is both non functional and non removable :-P

I will blame .............. let me get back to you on that :55:
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Re: Levelling a rifle scope

#22 Post by EagerNoSkill »

EagerNoSkill wrote:
John25 wrote: So Tim, another mechanical excuse removed?
What excuses are you going to make when Ovenpaa has removed All of your mechanical ones?
:lol:
Well I am stuffed - my brain is both non functional and non removable :-P

I will blame .............. let me get back to you on that :55:

Apartheid - that will work - blaame de whyte maan! :grin:
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Re: Levelling a rifle scope

#23 Post by EagerNoSkill »

ovenpaa wrote:ENS pinged me a few days ago with an idea for a method of levelling rifle 'scopes, now based on his constant mutterings about the 'scope on his F/TR rifle being out of plumb I can understand why he had been thinking about it. "IT WAS SKEW- AS SKEW AS HOMOSEXUAL PATRIOTIC BRITISH SPYMASTERS" :G

A quick scan of his idea was enough to show it would certainly work "YOU SEE GENIUS I IS " but wow it was complex "OF COURSE" however it set me thinking, how could I keep moving parts out of such a device, make it all but fool proof "WHAT YOU IMPLYING???" and easier to make "NOW YOU BEING NASTY - MY GADGET WAS UBBER COOL". Simple ideas are best "AARGH - SIMPLIFICATION IS LIKE IMPERIAL SO YESTERDAY dromnia :55: " so I opted for a simple set of wedges that slide together maintaining the upper and lower surfaces in parallel, and when I say parallel I mean within .0004 (Four tenths of a thou, AKA not a lot) To say I was pleased with such accuracy is an understatement as it was a bit of an experiment. "OK OK OK YOURS DOES WORK A LITTLE BETTER THAN MY IDEA BUT MINE HAD LOTS OF LITTLE SPRINGS AND MOVING BITTIES" :cheers:
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Re: Levelling a rifle scope

#24 Post by ovenpaa »

Bit of an update, I have decided to build two sizes to suit low and normal set-ups, interestingly the angles have to change to other than I expected to maintain the slip ratio and not have them just lock up in place, it has been a fun project in that respect and I seem to have made a few taper wedges along the way.

If anyone is interested I will be shipping start of next week.
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#25 Post by meles meles »

Sandgroper wrote: Just need a picture of someone in camouflage (with a black bar across their eyes ...

We already have all the patents and design rights to that, ooman !
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#26 Post by Honey Badger »

Patents, can you eat them?
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#27 Post by Sandgroper »

meles meles wrote:
Sandgroper wrote: Just need a picture of someone in camouflage (with a black bar across their eyes ...

We already have all the patents and design rights to that, ooman !
Here I was thinking the photos would be the intellectual property of the photographer! :-P
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