Just bought a Pre 64 Model 70 in 220 Swift and it came with and older Weaver K10 AO El Paso up top. The objective lens is cracked on one side. Just wondering what my options might be as far as getting it repaired or is it even worth getting repaired? I'm not sure about the value of these scopes.

I'd be interested to hear as well. I've got an old 1.5-4.5 that my 416 Taylor blew the end glass out of that's in need of some doctoring.

Dober

George Kohl/Precision Optics
[email protected]
(Weaver 330 series, M84)

Burrell at Sullivan�s Classic Arms
678-513-7575
[email protected]
(Weaver 330 series, M81/82, M84, German ZF-4, ZF-41)

Dan
[email protected]
(lens delamination, crosshairs)

Iron Sight Inc.4814 S Elwood AveTulsa OK 74107
Iron Sight Inc.
4814 S Elwood Ave.
Tulsa OK 74107
[email protected]
(918)445-2001
(918)521-7736


ABO(USA) Inc
14041 SW 139th Ct
Miami, FL 33186
www.abousainc.com
305-860-4858

Dan Stangerone
104 Pollywiggle Ln
Pleasantville, NY 10570
[email protected]


Osborn Optical Systems, 6324 N. 79th Lane, Glendale, AZ 85303. Email is: [email protected]

I appreciate the info about repair shops.

Anyone have any experience as to how much this might cost and whether this model scope is worth the trouble and expense?

Bill Ackerman in Santa Teresa, NM used to work for Weaver. I think he designed some of their scopes.

Optical Services, Co
Attn: Bill Ackerman
PO Box 1174
Santa Teresa, NM 88008
Phone: 505-589-3833
E-mail: [email protected]

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The number for Optical Services, Co is no longer a working number but I sent an email. Edit - the email was returned as delivery failure. Maybe he no longer does repairs?

Contacted Iron Sights, they said $95 which I thought was reasonable but 12-14 months turnaround which is not so reasonable.