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March 31, 2006, Newsletter Issue #9: Do's and Don't for Cleaning Your Scope Lens
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The first thing you should know about cleaning a Simmons scope (or any rifle scope, for that matter) is: Do not use any type of glass or flat surface cleaner! DO NOT use finger nail polish remover or Windex! These types of cleaners could strip the multi-coatings clean off scope lenses. The makers of Simmons scopes recommend the following method, which is used by their factory technicians:
1. Go to any full-service drug store and buy a bottle of acetone. 2. Use a soft brush or forced air to remove dust or debris from the lens surface. 3. Take a cotton swab and dip into the acetone. 4. Start in the middle of the dust free lens with the damp swab 5. Move the swab in a circular motion working your way to the outside edge of the lens. 6. When a swab dries, discard it and continue with a fresh damp swab. 7. Repeat the use of damp swabs until the lens surface is clean.
*Here's a tip: If you don't have acetone, you might just be able to get by with plain water and a clean lint free cloth.
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