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  1. #1
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    I would have thought any of ring of 1.5mm cross section would suffice, nearest diameter you can guess. It's not holding any pressure.
    Repariere nicht, was nicht kaputtist.

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    Thanks for the replies.

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    Contacted Hawke and they're sending a replacement ocular O ring to me. Cracking service by Hawke and all done in the space of an hour or so via email today.

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    I'd still love to know what O ring, because none of my hawke scopes have got one

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    Quote Originally Posted by angrybear View Post
    I'd still love to know what O ring, because none of my hawke scopes have got one
    angrybear on the link to a picture I've drawn an arrow pointing to where the ocular O ring fits. It fits under the eyepiece lock ring bud.


    https://ibb.co/Vxyg5jw

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    OK,
    That is not the Ocular ring, the ocular ring is the ridged ring Right at that far end, about 6mm wide, as I said previously you turn it to focus the reticle,
    that type is called a 'fast focus' because it doesn't have a locking ring.

    The bit arrowed is not a lock, it's the magnification adjuster ring & the bit behind the mag ring, that gets wider is the scope Ocular bell,

    That ocular bell should be fixed to the main tube, sealed & not turn.

    I can only assume the O ring you mean is on the rear edge of the mag adjuster ring, I have no idea in the slightest as to how you can change that as it will probably not fit over the bell,
    & removing the bell will shag the scope, best of luck

    I'll add if that ocular bell was loose when you bought it, then you were sold a duff scope.
    Last edited by angrybear; 04-10-2022 at 09:42 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by angrybear View Post
    OK,
    That is not the Ocular ring, the ocular ring is the ridged ring Right at that far end, about 6mm wide, as I said previously you turn it to focus the reticle,
    that type is called a 'fast focus' because it doesn't have a locking ring.

    The bit arrowed is not a lock, it's the magnification adjuster ring & the bit behind the mag ring, that gets wider is the scope Ocular bell,

    That ocular bell should be fixed to the main tube, sealed & not turn.

    I can only assume the O ring you mean is on the rear edge of the mag adjuster ring, I have no idea in the slightest as to how you can change that as it will probably not fit over the bell,
    & removing the bell will shag the scope, best of luck

    I'll add if that ocular bell was loose when you bought it, then you were sold a duff scope.
    The bit I arrowed was to show the approximate area of the locking ring not the magnification ring. I have taken photos of the locking ring on my scope when the O ring fits highlighted by the red arrow. After I have turned the rear of the scope highlighted by the yellow arrow to make the reticle clear I then turn the locking ring so that the rear of the scope then doesn't turn so I don't have to refocus the reticle. There may be a proper terminology for the locking ring?
    Also the scope came with a rifle I bought and didn't cost anything and I've had it a couple of years but just lately the O ring has worn and its not loose.
    https://ibb.co/6DTB2rw

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