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Home / Flexible / Testing Equipment / Testing Equipment / Hand-held Leak Tester Fits Storz Ureteroscopes & Cystoscopes 8 of 18 Hand-held Leak Tester Fits Storz Ureteroscopes & Cystoscopes OLYMPUS users can reduce the stated times in both the SCOPE BUDDY Endoscope Flushing Aid User Manual and the attached table by 10% to reflect the recommended 90mls volume of fluid. NOTE: SCOPE BUDDY Endoscope Flushing Aid is a fluid pump designed to mechanically assist in the endoscope I bought a leupold 3.5-10x50 for my sako hunter. I have sako medium rings I can't get the rings close enough together for the scope to fit. What are my options? Someone apparently cleaned a scope's internal parts in acetone and started pumping. Before it was fully pumped down, they turned on the call in an outside service provider with experienced people but a lot of The Microscopy ListServer -- Sponsor: The Microscopy Society of America To I would set all scopes at the same magnification for this test. In the thread referenced above, I never did get an answer to the question I posed to Gunshow (Tom) as to how you can test for brightness when the scopes had different sized objective lenses. Instead he chose to answer my question with another question. Terminus LLC is a Sporting Optics Distribution Company and the Owner of the Terminus Optics brand. Please contact us at 800-622-4123 or Customer Service.. © Copyright 2005 - NCCI Holdings, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Scopes Manual Definition The Scopes Manual is a guide to proper classification of employees published by NCCI. This manual details each employee classification code with a definition and a list of employees who fall under that specific code. The Scopes Manual includes NOC definitions as well as classification codes that are state specific. Scope Repair If you want to learn a little more about it, there is a great book "Guide to Riflescope Repair" by Dr J. W. Seyfried. You can get it through his company - University Optics, Inc. Also, if you take a scope apart and want to recharge it with an inert gas to prevent fogging, Nitrogen will do the trick. If you have a warranty, then contact the customer service department of the manufacturer and follow their guidelines in terms of sending the scope in for repair. We've heard some horror stories from folks who have sent their scopes in for repair and they've "disappeared", or the cost of the repair was a lot more than the scope itself was worth. No no stop! Dont try the transformer oil on the gun part. Transformer oil eats plastics and rubbers. Been there done that and paid the price. If you want to use any oils in the gun part of a EM use any of the silicone oils from dow corning. 702 or 705. that works just as well. The surprisin The surprisin