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Burton,
Do you mean that the gun is shooting too high and the scope won't adjust down enough???  Or are you trying to get both adjustments exactly in the middle before sighting in???  Never tried turning the adjustments on any of my Leupold scopes all the way to the end of the adjustment range (never neede to).  This scope was mounted on a Remington Model Seven in Leupold rings and boresighted at Boondocks in Eagle River, where I bought it new.  Had absolutely no problem re sighting in (was on paper right away) and had no reason to adjust it after the initial sighting in, except for a click or two either direction.  The scope was not mounted on any other gun.  Wouldn't think that you should have to be at the extreme end of either the windage or elevation adjustment.  Anyway, if you can't get it to work, let me know, send it back to me, and I will give you your money back.
Roman

Message Thread:

• Leupold Scope problem Burton Apr 16 2005
  • Problem explained Burton Apr 17 2005
    • Scope Problem explored... Murphy Apr 18 2005
      • still a no-go Burton Apr 18 2005
    • ??? George Apr 18 2005
      • sounds like a plan Burton Apr 18 2005
  • Scope fix...maybe Murphy Apr 16 2005
  • Try this in a pinch. SENTINEL Apr 16 2005
    • Talk to Leupold Ray Apr 16 2005
      • Scope mounting Snowwolfe Apr 16 2005
  • Scope Romcho Apr 16 2005
  • Leupold Scope Problem Murphy Apr 16 2005
    • scope problem cdhunt Apr 16 2005