Installed adjustable arms levers on Elcan specter

[nitroxdiver]

Just installed the MKII adjustable arms levers on one of my Elcan Specter DR scopes. Installation took all of 10 minutes taking my time. Cost was $40 for the levers.
Tools needed were a 1/16" roll pin punch and hammer. No instructions were provided but I found it pretty intuitive. Anyone with an elcan thinking of upgrading their levers to the new adjustable ones, if you have any questions, please feel free to PM me and I'll walk you through it if necessary.

My reason for upgrading is one of my specters had what I considered to be mounts that weren't sufficiently tight. Yes it was tested on a milspec rail, and I have another specter to compare it to. Easy swap if you ever find your mounts to be loose. FYI, these new MKII levers will NOT fit on the Eotech 553 (su231 peq)


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[FMJBT]

I've been running the ARMS 22M rings with MK-II levers for about 2 years on my SPR. No complaints at all. They are a huge improvement over the older style levers in terms of fine tuning them to fit various rails. I have them set up so that one is pushed all the way forward within the slot and the other is all the way to the rear so there is no front to back wiggle room prior to locking down. Return to zero with these rings has been extremely consistent with little if any discernible shift after removing/re-installing.

[nitroxdiver]

Thanks for the field report on the mkII's. Completely bad *** rifle too btw!


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[emtothedee]

Where did you get them from

[nitroxdiver]

I ordered them directly from arms. They were 40$ for the pair. Installed them myself with a roll pin punch. 10 minutes total install time. Easy to adjust and now perfectly tight on my rail.


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[Sliik]

I've been running the ARMS 22M rings with MK-II levers for about 2 years on my SPR. No complaints at all. They are a huge improvement over the older style levers in terms of fine tuning them to fit various rails. I have them set up so that one is pushed all the way forward within the slot and the other is all the way to the rear so there is no front to back wiggle room prior to locking down. Return to zero with these rings has been extremely consistent with little if any discernible shift after removing/re-installing.

sick coating on that rifle brother.

[tiemouths]

Installed them myself with a roll pin punch. 10 minutes total install time. Easy to adjust and now perfectly tight on my rail.