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    How to zero the No32Mk3 Scope

    Hello everyone
    I have a minty 1944 M47C No4Mk1T but I need to zero the scope (No32Mk3). I don't want to barge in and start making assumptions.

    So with that in mind how do I best educate myself on this subject? Currently walking on egg shells. Bracket is serialed to the rifle.

    Richard

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
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    OK I picked it up from Brian
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    As I have zeroed in one or two No32's in my time, maybe I ought to do a short article about it. The problem is that you can very easily come unstuck, especially with the Mk3/L1A1 if the unwary unwind ..... and unwind until the lead screw nut drops off the leadscrew...............

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