Fiber Optic

[bdog]

Try another smith bfor U bring it to Bpro

[topher]

Try rouge river arms in aurora, or tactical ordinance I'm the marsh.. Precision arms in king.. All close to you.

[YorkRegion]

I'm going to use the Loctite set it where I want it and let it dry straight. Its the blue Loctite so I can still remove it if need be

[bdog]

U shud have no probs doin it that way,i set the one in my trap gun like that 2yrs ago, its still there....

[YorkRegion]

U shud have no probs doin it that way,i set the one in my trap gun like that 2yrs ago, its still there....

no twits? no issues?

[bdog]

None, I had the same thing U had goin on with urs, I shoot my trap gun minimum 100 rds almost every wk , n the site hasn't moved

[robster]

How crooked is it. The fibre optic sights I've seen look mass produced and aren't precision made. That's why on open sights some look a little off to one side or other but still shoot on target. I would snug it down (secured) and try the gun out before a drive down to a gunsmith or shop.

[Super_Nova]

maybe try turning it counterclockwise until you feel it drop, then turn it in. just an idea

[jim]

As I understand it, there are not many real gunsmiths around anymore. Elwood Epps still employs a real gunsmith, I would try them. A slightly longer drive from Keswick but probably worth it.

Take it to John at the Oshawa Sail store gun room. He is a very good gunsmith. Call first and make sure he's on shift. Cheers Jim