Anyone ever repair the crosshairs in the scope:confused:?????
Friend has a Tasco:o Pronghorn 3x9-32. One of the lens fell out while he was shooting. We took the thing apart (Throw away anyway, so why not). Reinstalled the lens, but damaged the crosshairs while reassembling it:(. Cheap made in china junk. Crosshair is plastic, not metal.
It's not worth spending anything, but time, fixing it. Just wondered if anyone had any suggestions:).

Lets see, how many steps to the garbage can? Nothing wrong with taking one apart to see how they were made, but your talking about something you can replace with 20 bucks at Wallyworld.

If your friend wants a quality scope for reasonable money take a look at the 2 by 7 or 3 by 9 Pine Ridge scopes Cabela's sells. There around 70 bucks and a real buy for the money. I've put 20 or more on 22 rifles and big game rifles for folks not wanting to spend a lot on scopes and still have pretty good optics.


my 2 cents.