You might try Parson's Scope Repair. There is a post announcing Gil Parson's death. He fixed and cleaned a couple scopes for me.

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Kurt

Did speak to Gil Parsons son today and and will order the manuals for both the Lyman and the Unertl Ultra Varmit once they get back to me on same. Imagine they are still in a bit of disarray after Gil's death.

Also spoke with Bill Ackerman in NM via e-mail and he gave me some instructions on setting the crosshairs correctly using the ring in front of the ocular lock-ring. Unfortunately, it does not move the crosshairs on my scope. And, due to the guide-rail along the top of the scope (just like the Unertl), it is not possible to rotate the entire tube to align the crosshairs. Besides, I want it correct rather than kludged. It is in good condition other than needs a good cleaning and adjustment.

Also, am working on it in my basement, which doesn't do much for figuring out the focus, etc., due to the short sighting distances. Taking it to the range tomorrow (service rifle match) and will see about adjusting it then. If I can't get it to work I'll send it off to either Ackerman, Parsons or the folks in Tulsa, OK. The downside is that they are all quoting about six (6) months to go through the scope. Ah, well. I'll use the Unertl until I can get the Lyman back. Thanks.

Someone else who has done good work for me is John Knudsen. He had shoulder surgery a while back but it wouldn't hurt to check with him. His email address is knudsen at ctc web dot net. Of course you must fix that mess that I typed.