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I can't see that happening here Gary, it's in pretty solid. It's a 2" laser and a very tight fit. One of those Howie Glatter lasers as seen in the pic above.
Pete, I can get it back on target by finger moving the tip of the secondary toward or away from the focuser. The focuser on the other hand needs quite a bit of push to make it move it in that axis.
I pulled the primary and stuck paper over the end. I'm getting about 2.6mm movement from the dot by moving the scope level west to level east. I also note, with the primary out, that if I loosen the rings and rotate the tube the dot comes back on target, so something is moving up front. Back to fiddling with it I guess.
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