ZF4 Scope & Mount Questions
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Unfortunately, the subject mount is a reproduction.
Joseph Burke
Senior Member
As far as locking on the rail, assuming it slides on completely and it isn't tight enough you can remove the lever C clip, remove the lever, turn the screw so it will be tighter, and then re-install the lever so it will be snug/secure when tightened to the "fest" position. Do not over-tighten it nor is it advisable to close to the lever to "fest" when off the rifle else you may crack the mount (repro or original). If it simply won't go all the way on then you have to file the repro mount inside the dovetail cutout with a proper 3 point file. If that's the case it's best to remove the rail release button/lever (the push in lever) altogether else you'll file the "fingers" that catch on the rail notch.
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Good information Joe, Thanks!
Another question. I have another one that is also a repro. It came attached to a very nice rifle. However when I unlock it I can't get it to come off the rail. It just doesn't move and I'd like to take it off. Any suggestions on how to remove it without damaging something?
Another question. I have another one that is also a repro. It came attached to a very nice rifle. However when I unlock it I can't get it to come off the rail. It just doesn't move and I'd like to take it off. Any suggestions on how to remove it without damaging something?
Joseph Burke
Senior Member
Make sure the lever is in "lose" position, that the release is pushed in, and tap rearward on the mount there at the rail with a rubber mallet.
I am certain this is a fake mount.
Nigromontanus
Senior Member
Yes, it is a fake. Easy to see for the trained eye, but not for the untrained one. When the StG 44 accessories project is finished in 2025 I will make a book or 2 books on G/K 43 accessories.
