I have a Canon 7 rangefinder. How tight should a lens be screwed onto it?
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Any LTM cameras (and enlargers!) I've used have had a pretty hard stop when the lens is threaded on the whole way. Trying to over-tighten could break or bend something. As long as the lens is snug you should be good.
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