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    Quote Originally Posted by Rooti McNote View Post
    ...And I'm tempted to try washing it out from the outside, with WD40 or white spirit.
    I was going to suggest that....as a joke

    That sounds like a really really bad idea mate
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    I could be flipant and say off-load Phil but I'd try and have a stab at something constructive.
    Never had the problem myself but I would imagine it'll be a "dis-assemble" of some sort as I cant see a "flush out" working.
    What scope is it by the way ?

    You need to weigh up a repair/service cost with the manufacturer (if possible) and the value of the optic.
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    I've always used a blower on compressed air to get the crud out of my scopes mag / ao rings.... Works a treat for me... Best method is to cycle the rings in a clockwise and anti clockwise motion with one hand, whilst blowing air under the skirt of the ring using the blower..... You will be surprised what comes out

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    Take no notice Phil, you go for it mate
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    dip them in vodka. I heard it was a good degreaser

    and when you can't hit anything once its back on the rifle you can say its because your scope is still hung over


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