Strange–usually they’re too tight. Can’t you just zero it, then put a tiny drop of lacquer on the threads? If you later want to change it, lacquer thinner will easily soften it. Locktite would accomplish the same, but it might be harder to dislodge. Seldom do I have any reason to change a windage setting, once zeroed.
No it moves just fine, no the threads aren’t stripped. It just is the easiest moving windage screw I’ve ever had. Any threaded sight adjustments ive ever had required a small amount of effort to rotate as they were like a class 3 thread tolerance.. maybe just old, oh ya it is, almost 90 years old. lol.
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