Peter--
I have the screw but as you stated the windage knob broke off and is missing. I was having trouble determining the thread pitch so I can get an easy replacement to work with. In the end run I will probably have to machine a new windage screw. I have a friend that has a micro-lathe for making small parts and he can chase down the thread to duplicate the windage screw. The micro-lathe he has is interesting in that it belong to a model train company that built electric toy trains under the American Flyer brand name.
Many thanks for your help. Cheers
--fjrupleInformation
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