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here's a photostrip showing how to remove the base on a real m38 or m40 scope.

this removes the base mount used on the tank.

 

 

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release pin first by prying the wire off the set brackets

the hinge might need pressing from the other side with a pin and a hammer.

(mine came off easy)

so it's release pin first then pull out hinge.

 

hope this helps people who get a scope with a mount attached.

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I sure wish I had known how to do this. took only a few moments of my time to figure out. but I've tried to explain it before

this is a pretty good photo example of part of the steps needed to remove the base 2 part mount.

 

sometimes the secondary mount can cause trouble.

 

that will be covered later in this series of mount removal photos.

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On mine I just unhooked the the spring by hand, the mount swung open and I undone the two screws underneath.

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yep.. if you release the pin spring, it will swivel down. the hinge allows complete separation.

if you remove that.

 

some scopes have very tight screws beyond this step.

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Yeah I found that. Very tight indeed. You have to be so careful to not round the head off as they are brass.

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Great help, Thanks for the Photos.

Helped me with my Scope, that I just received.

And I could open the Screws very easily.

Posted

Why so complicated?

Just bend the spring carefully with a nipper out of there position and you can easily remove the screws.

You not have to cut or damage anything.

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the clip is the only thing you need to bend out of place or cut.

I just bent the clip till it came off.

 

nothing is cut... it just comes apart when you release the pin and the hinge.

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You not realy need to do anything on the clip.

 

Step by step of that what i mean.-----------

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I just received my M-38. Those screws are VERY tight. No chance of unscrewing until the WD-40 does its job, hopefully it will...

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Jep, also used a kind of WD-40.

Waited a day till i tryed to open them again.Little bit tricky.

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Jep, also used a kind of WD-40.

Waited a day till i tryed to open them again.Little bit tricky.

Oooooh yes....really tricky :blink:

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I managed to unscrew those 2 screws. But nor oil, nor WD-40 penetrated the tight thread. So I used my Bosch drilling machine with a screwdriver connector and unscrewed them. No way these could have been unscrewed by bare hands and a screwdriver, unless Hercules or Superman were around :D No damage to the screws or anything else. :D

 

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