They are now micro adjust but weren't for years. I still use the pro 111. They were also 80 bucks, about twice the price now. I have no idea how easy they are or the process, but I have taken and put together many different things and if something isn't coming apart, I stop until I make sure it's just stuck. You learned something that will pay off later on with who knows what. I broke my share of things,

I've never heard of anyone having anything but good customer service with these guys, maybe it's changed with the rest. I mentioned a problem on another site before in passing and I had an offer from them to replace the part. Maybe you should try posting this on that other 'unfriendly" site. Who knows!

Thanks for the heads up anyways!

Bit of an update on the situation. I got around to playing with my sight tonight to really try and see what's wrong. What I found was that one row of the micro-adjust pins works fine (loosen the set screw, turn the knob, and the pins move up or down). The OTHER row, however, does not. I loosen the set screws, go to turn the knob, and the knob unthreads itself off the threaded rod. Here's the kicker though that made me realize that it's probably not the pins that are stripped. Once that knob unthreaded itself, I could spin the rod by hand and the pins would adjust up or down. So the pins and the rod seem to be working....so I got on the phone with CJ:


I spoke with a gentleman at Copper John (very nice, btw) who, after listening to my issue asked me to look for a set screw on the knob itself that was unthreading off the rod. I told him I couldn't see one, and he told me that on this model there is a set screw under the label which is under a piece of plastic. He told me I could do a couple of things. Wait until tomorrow and call and ask for two other guys who know more about his particular model and try to have them work me through it, or do (what he suggested) was the better idea, and that was to send it in. When I asked him how much I would be looking at for repairs, he asked when I purchased it, and I told him July (which is roughly the time frame). He said that was well within the warranty period (so I'm assuming what here for $$$?). Anyways, I bought the sight second hand, so I doubt the warranty will transfer especially since I didn't get any warranty paper work. So, my question to guys is...obviously if I'm sticking with this sight I NEED to have it fixed right, and that's going to involve them fixing it. I have a trophy ridge matrix I could throw on in the meantime to allow me to keep shooting, but I'm worried that I'll send it, and then get like a $100 bill for it, when I could have just purchased another sight. Thoughts?

I wouldn't worry. CJ will be more than fair with you. They did not get to be one of the leading companies in the industry by ripping people off.

Dan

Yeah I was thinking about how I worded that, and I didn't intend to come off saying that I was afraid of being ripped off They simply couldn't provide a quote at the time (understandable I suppose) and also stated it should be under warranty. IF it wasn't under warranty, and they never truly gave me a quote, theoretically it could cost anywhere from $5-$100...that's what worries me. I bet if I call and tell them to contact me if it will cost me over XXX amount of $, they would. They seem like good people.

You could always send Rob the Bill![8D]He's got big shoulders.

Matt honestly I am sure you could tell them if it's going to run over X amount of $$ to give you a call before doing the repair. I'm sure they'll work with you.

Dan

Ask them to re-break it and send it back to you if they ask for $100 to repair it. Im guessing worst case scenario, under $20. Their repair services aren't to make money IMO, it's more of a customer service thing.