That would indicate another problem altogether. When a scope is mounted there should be no possible inclination to bend anything. That would mean things are not lined up right in the first place.
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That would indicate another problem altogether. When a scope is mounted there should be no possible inclination to bend anything. That would mean things are not lined up right in the first place.
You are correct on the points I have highlighted.
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