#32 Scope Repair?

**Ernest T** · 01-20-2019 06:17 PM

Windage knob moves but does not move the reticle on my #32 scope. Looking for someone that can make the repair.

Anyone used this service? Scope Repair Service British No. 32 Sniper Scope

This is the only repair service that I've found in the US. $310 for their basic service. Any other recommendations?

Thanks!

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**jimmieZ** · 01-20-2019 06:28 PM

I know the man they use for this service - he is excellent with the No.32 scope.

**Skip** · 01-20-2019 08:26 PM

Years ago there was a Terry in Victoria.

**Ernest T** · 01-21-2019 06:07 PM

Thanks for the replies. I've found a potential repair man in Canada icon

. I'll let you know how it goes.

**StratA** · 01-21-2019 07:38 PM

Same deal here. Have a #32 that needs servicing. Can anyone provide solid recommendation for Canada icon

/US or UK

? I'm in Canada and happy to ship it to someone that comes with strong recommendations. I won't risk the scope otherwise.

**Surpmil** · 02-09-2019 11:29 PM

You might want to investigate the regulations on shipping scopes out of the USA icon

before sending anything.

**Ernest T** · 03-28-2019 09:24 PM

Just wanted to post a follow-up. I sent my scope to Warren (AKA "Wheaty") in Canada icon

for repair. Even though he was recovering from an injury, he got my #32 Mk. III scope cleaned up and back in fully functional order very quickly. I had several mechanical problems with the scope including a non-functional windage turret and a stripped friction screw. The scope came back in great shape, cleaned up, repaired, and collimated, and I could't even tell a screw had been turned. Very good guy to deal with. I don't know how much longer he will be doing this, so if you need a scope repaired, I'd get in touch with him. He can also give you tips on how to fill out the customs form so you can get the scope through customs without a hassle.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Here is his email: Here is his email: Moderator Edit:

For the member's safety ... we have removed personal email address posted publicly .. to contact member, use PM (Private Message) and send to username Warren[/QUOTE]

**tr63** · 03-28-2019 11:25 PM

Good information .

**jonh172** · 03-28-2019 11:37 PM

Originally Posted by Ernest T

Just wanted to post a follow-up. I sent my scope to Warren (AKA "Wheaty") in Canada icon

for repair. Even though he was recovering from an injury, he got my #32 Mk. III scope cleaned up and back in fully functional order very quickly. I had several mechanical problems with the scope including a non-functional windage turret and a stripped friction screw. The scope came back in great shape, cleaned up, repaired, and collimated, and I could't even tell a screw had been turned. Very good guy to deal with. I don't know how much longer he will be doing this, so if you need a scope repaired, I'd get in touch with him. He can also give you tips on how to fill out the customs form so you can get the scope through customs without a hassle.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Here is his email: Moderator Edit:

For the member's safety ... we have removed personal email address posted publicly .. to contact member, use PM (Private Message) and send to username Warren

Just a thought, did you ask him if you could post his info?
I only ask because I too had 2 scopes repaired by him and then sang his praises here. But because he is winding down he asked me to remove the post so he doesnt get harassed for more work.

You are correct though, he is a true professional and gentleman.

**Ernest T** · 03-29-2019 10:57 AM

Originally Posted by jonh172

Just a thought, did you ask him if you could post his info?
I only ask because I too had 2 scopes repaired by him and then sang his praises here. But because he is winding down he asked me to remove the post so he doesnt get harassed for more work.

You are correct though, he is a true professional and gentleman.

I checked with him and he was OK with me posting his info.

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