Jack, I'm talking about the cover plates, that are on the bottom of the scope, just forward of the rear turret.

The forward one is the parallax adjustment, the one near the turret, is the one to adjust focus for the + hairs. 

If you rotate the scope 180°, and level the + hairs, you'll be able to get at them, easily.

I decided to use my black Mossberg instead of the brass one.  Not quite as garish.  I am hoping to join the local club BP group for a few of their matches next year. 100 and 200 yds only. Then I can take on Rick Moritz at Tacoma if that match occurs.

Jack

I stopped by one of the matches where Ken ws shooting.  I haven't run into Dick yet.  I usually see most of the group if I go to the range on Wednesday when they practice shooting.  Not targets mind you, mostly shooting the bull.  Mike is quite the character.  I think he owns more C Sharps rifles than anyone.  A few of them are migrating to rollers.  I traded a Swedish roller and cash for a nice chrome plated forged DST Ballard with a 30 Wesson barrel that is my offhand match rifle.  The rollers got the royal treatment and is now a great looking match rifle.  I will have to see if my old bones will let me shoot sitting anymore.  At least they allow short stools and scopes. I see that Dick was shooting something besides his Browning HW

Looks like you're making good progress Jack!
The Snover bullet always tipped slightly fired from my Browning 1885 40-65 also whether I was shooting at 200yds or 500yds.
But they were so accurate I didn't worry about it.

Steve 😀 

It shoots.

I have been shooting the 40-65 high wall at 200 yds finally after fire forming the brass.  It has been doing well with most groups running under 3".  This is the best so far shot this morning in gloomy conditions with a 14x scope. 

Jack

I still have to try my Accurate mould as well.  Here are my 3 bullets.  (left to right)

Accurate      41-365G
Hoch      410-400
Lyman      410663

Jack