Hawke Airmax 2-7X32 owners....

For those who own and use this scope, how easy is it for you to adjust the parallax on the front of the scope. Or should I say does the Adjustable objective turn easily?

The one I have is difficult to turn to the point of hurting my hand cranking on this thing. Are they all like this, or do I have a bad one?

Thinking of contacting Hawke to ask if I can send it in. Thanks.
 
I too own an Airmax 2-7 that has the issue of tight AO. It is especially more noticeable after the rifle has stood in the safe for a length of time. A few turns back n forth will loosen it to the point of "near normalcy" as compared to my other AO Hawke scopes, but always retightens after nonuse.
I bought my Airmax off the classified board here from another member some years ago, and after experiencing the tight AO - wondered.... due to some other "discrepancies" if the previous owner had disassembled the front objective for whatever reason? and upon reassembly caused the tightness...?? 🤷‍♂️
 
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I too own an Airmax 2-7 that has the issue of tight AO. It is especially more noticeable after the rifle has stood in the safe for a length of time. A few turns back n forth will loosen it to the point of "near normalcy" as compared to my other AO Hawke scopes, but always retightens after nonuse.
I bought my Airmax off the classified board here from another member some years ago, and after experiencing the tight AO - wondered.... due to some other "discrepancies" if the previous owner had disassembled the front objective for whatever reason? and upon reassembly caused the tightness...?? 🤷‍♂️
No I think it's a Hawke problem. No matter I work mine back and forth makes no difference..lol.
 
Not a bad idea, however, I'm going to try and send it in and see what happens.
Maybe a phone call or email to Hawke describing the problem before sending it in is a good idea.
They may have a fix for it that you can do yourself.
Of course only with their permission so as not to void the warranty
Edward