[rockit00]

I bought an open box scope online and discovered that an important part is missing. I have been trying to contact UUQ Optics for a couple of weeks and no one answers the phone. I have looked all over the web for the part and had no luck. Can someone give me the correct name for this part (bolt). It fits in the rear of the scope in the slot. Thanks in advance.

 

[rockit00]

Thank you @bunnyrabbit, I saw the scopes on Amazon but I didn't know where they came from. I got mine on ebay for under $30 bucks. It fits perfectly on my PSE Fang LT and appears to be well made. This missing bolt should be easy enough to duplicate from a hardware store bolt and a few minutes with a dremel tool. Thanks again for your input you rascally wabbit😆

 

[rockit00]

@Zebrafive, I just returned from the hardware store. We tried standard and metric bolts for bolt number 2 in the picture. I guess it is a picatinny rail bolt!? The nut pictured #2 is fine thread and is probably proprietary to this brand of scope. Nothing would fit it. The good part is that the slot at #2 allows the use of any standard or metric nut or bolt combo to lock the mount to the picatinny rail. I noticed that the center allen screw at #1 is also missing! This is not a problem because the mount fits securely to the scope. Open Box gear is like that. The guy at Ace said maybe a gun shop would carry the original bolt type and I agree.

 

[rockit00]

Yeah I looked up Chinese metric system yesterday. Things get really confusing among all the tribes and their copying and deviations from the script. I can use a generic nut and bolt for mounting the scope securely for target practice. I'll be on the lookout for some cheap Chinese scope rings in the future. Should be able to find something that is close to the original for under $ 20 bucks. Thanks for the great inputs, we live we learn.

 

[rockit00]

@Zebrafive Thank you for the offer. I decided to destroy an old broken BSA red dot scope to get the bolt and nut. It works great.