Swarovski z6 scope adjustment tool

[derekdeerhunter]

Hello, i lost my little black adjustment tool that came with the scope, it was a keychain and it was round and about the size of a quarter…. Im unable to find it on the website. Does anyone know how i get a replacement? Or what i can buy to replace it?

Thankyou
Derek

 

[Rick Richard]

Is there a Swaro customer service number? I would try that. Good luck.

 

[derekdeerhunter]

Is there a Swaro customer service number? I would try that. Good luck.

Yeah i keep trying to email them.. they take a lot of holidays

 

[kiwikid]

@gr8fuldoug may be able to help you, he is a member on here and is part of Camera Land.

 

[bob812]

Morning you could look up Craftsman or Sear 4-way pocket screwdriver, should be a little disc with slot drivers end on it.

 

[Buzzsaw]

Evan has helped mr a bunch.

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[derekdeerhunter]

Morning you could look up Craftsman or Sear 4-way pocket screwdriver, should be a little disc with slot drivers end on it.

Well.. the screw driver part i can handle.. but on one of the ends its a tool that u use to lift up the top of the turret.. its not a flat head.. its a unique shape

 

[Buzzsaw]

Well.. the screw driver part i can handle.. but on one of the ends its a tool that u use to lift up the top of the turret.. its not a flat head.. its a unique shape

dont do it!!!!!!!!!!!!1

 

[WildBillG]

I have a z6 Swaro. I do not think you need a special tool. The turret turns easily with fingers and to resest zero simply lift turret knob and turn to 0. It soinds like it is clicking but does not adjust scope. save your money and do as I mentined. A good marketing gimmick though I will hand it to Swaro on that one.

 

[Buzzsaw]

you need the tool to sight it in. then you set zero stop wild bill check your owners manual

 

[kiwikid]

Well.. the screw driver part i can handle.. but on one of the ends its a tool that u use to lift up the top of the turret.. its not a flat head.. its a unique shape

The photo below I believe is of the tool that you have misplaced.
You could use a coin of the correct size to undo the top screw.
If you go to a good Engineering Shop and buy a flat head machine screw, the size you require is 4mm x 0.7mm pitch. This will screw into the brass section and will allow to remove the turret.
If I lived in the USA I would post you one of my spare ones but our stupid NZ rules makes that hard these days.

 

[Buzzsaw]

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Did you email him yet?