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Posted: 9/5/2003 7:21:57 PM EDT
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I was wondering if there is a way to get fine scratches off the optics? Afganistan wasn't to ruff on it, but I have a few scratches I would like to remove. Thanks, FREE |
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Yepper its me and the Optima did great. 7+ months on the same battery and had no problems. The seals had optimas/pro points on top of the spr's also. The seals were suprised that a 82nd guy had one. FREE Quoted: FREEFALLE6 Are you the gentalman who was using an Optima on top of his TA01NN? How did it woirk out for you in the feild? BTW I quit using that damn bikini cover. If there is any sand on it or the lense it just grinds it in. |
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Never thought of that. I'll head out to simmons monday on the way to smith lake. I hope the ski rixen still running. FREE Quoted: You're at Ft Bragg, right? Swing by the airfield and see if one of the chopper mechs will snag you some of the polish they use on the windscreens. That's the best damn stuff there is for removing light scratches. |
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Quoted: You're at Ft Bragg, right? Swing by the airfield and see if one of the chopper mechs will snag you some of the polish they use on the windscreens. That's the best damn stuff there is for removing light scratches. Are ACOGs lenses multi coated? If so, I wouldn't use any sort of polish to remove the scratch. You'll only end up ruining the lens. |
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You might be right i'll email trijicon and ask them how to remove the scratches. Thanks FREE Quoted: Quoted: You're at Ft Bragg, right? Swing by the airfield and see if one of the chopper mechs will snag you some of the polish they use on the windscreens. That's the best damn stuff there is for removing light scratches. Are ACOGs lenses multi coated? If so, I wouldn't use any sort of polish to remove the scratch. You'll only end up ruining the lens. |
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