What to do. Old redfield scope.

[abunaitoo]

I can see through it, it's just cloudy.
The adjustment is sticky, but it works.
Not sure if it's white.
Just like looking through a hazed

[Wayne Smith]

Lost seal, water got in, you have haze on your lenses. Think about what a similar quality scope would cost. $250 is inexpensive in comparison.

[Chili]

I'd refurb it. If you don't like the end result, you can always sell it on ebay. There is a collector for just about everything it seems.

[starnbar]

Clean it up and start enjoying it at my point in life I want to enjoy things before it gets to where I can't do it anymore unless you are financially strapped as I know some are through no fault of their own get it going or sell it to somebody who can.

[Norbrat]

Iron Site is still back logged with work.
Sent L&K Scope Repair an email.
Any other good scope repair places to try????

You could try this bloke in Australia http://opticalrepairs.com.au/

His website says a service charge of AUD$190 (about US$145) plus postage.

[Thin Man]

+1 on the recommendation for Iron Sight. They have corrected 3 scopes for me and will get any others I obtain that require help. Yes, they are backlogged. I factor that time line into my plans for the scope. Don't like your reticle? They have several options to choose from. Their backlog is a good signal, something like trying to find a good place to eat. I refuse to stop at a restaurant with an empty parking lot. However, I can patiently wait in the line outside the front door at a busy restaurant for my time to be seated. Good luck with your scope.