This morning I mounted my vintage Glenfield 4X20 3/4" tube scope..
After the chores were done I took it out for zero'ing. At first I was skeptical, way low and a tad left but a GREAT group
See..., I won this scope off ebay for only $9 and when I got it you could not turn the turret's.
I took them all the way apart and cleaned the decades of gunk off, then reassembled it and put it on the shelf until today.
Used a coin in my pocket and adjusted it...
After each adjustment I shot 3 groups of CCI SV's into a single ragged hole. Some of us can appreciate how easy it is to zero a nice accurate gun!
As a plus... not a single feed failure! Maybe she just had to get the lube I put in on it's first cleaning in who knows how long worked out.... or awakened from all the years of slumber.
I think we have a winner.
