Does this scope need to be zeroed if it is behind my reflex scope that is zeroed?
196561
This is not a 'scope' as it has no targeting apparatus. It is merely a magnification device. As such, there is no way to 'zero' it because there is no need to 'zero' it. If your other optics are zeroed, this device will not effect their zero. So, my answer is, "ZEROED? No." However... You may want to adjust this magnifier's field of vision so that your reflex's sight picture is centered within it... Esthetically more pleasing... But it is not necessary for thid device to function properly.
196562
You need to zero your sight first without magnifier (slide away). Then you need to adjust magnifier.
196563
This is not a 'scope' as it has no targeting apparatus. It is merely a magnification device. As such, there is no way to 'zero' it because there is no need to 'zero' it. If your other optics are zeroed, this will not effect them. So, my answer is no.
196564
I have a reflex sight in front of mine. I adjusted the magnifier so the red dot was centered
672092
I imagine that you could mount one on the top rail without interfering with the adjustments, the capes just unscrew and you make you adjustments with a screwdriver. But I think you will find as most people have with this scope that you don't need a reflex site to go with this scope, as it preforms well on it's own. I use it for three gun matches and it work fine for close quarter as well as long distance. It is a great all around unit. You can not beat the bang for the buck with this.
1847203
I don't think so.... I have bought it and at few my fire arms this device was too loose to properly zero my scope... for my waste of money
1402779
Probably on the onset no.....but you should be able to adjust the red dot scope to align with the center post. That's what I did.
754529
Using the Laserlyte to boresight should get you close enough depending on what range you want it zeroed for.
1881147
when you adjust the windage while zeroing..every click will equal 1/8". when actually firing, I use the Mil dots which will of course depend on what rifle and ammo you are using. I am using it with 7.62x54R ammo out of a modified Mosin Nagant. every 150 yards I raise the scope 1 mil dot
1818749
I installed this scope on a crosman phantom however the rings that are supplied are not 3/8" so I had to purchase some seperately. I've not used enough to see if it maintains a zeroed in sighting.
301571
If its not on a riser then I would return the scope, I have used many of these on my line and not had that issue at all !!
845692
I didn't have 2 level this scope worked just fine after being mounted. Hope this helps you.
2001936
Count on zeroing it again, plan on returning this sight, I returned three to cabelas before buying a vortex sparc and never having issues again
1002825
The RMR comes with a factory zero. I advise you to zero the RMR at 25 yards. It comes with windage and elevation screws. Once it's zeroed at 25, the red dot is supposed to be co-witnessed with the iron sights (it worked like this on my G17, high profile suppressor iron sights with RMR).
954321
I have been very happy with the Centerpoint 2-7X32 Scope it has been rock solid and has stayed zeroed perfectly. I have it mounted in a one-piece mount on my AR-15 that allows it to be removed and reinstalled without requiring any re-zeroing upon reinstallation.
220925
Mine has so far. holding zero is also dependent on your scope mount. so buy a good mount like the BRASS STACKER.
2133630
Technically any distance I've not zeroed this sight. See, on my PLR-16 I have roughly 2 1/2 to 3 inches between my barrel and the sight. So at a greater distance than where I zeroed out it shoots high and closer to the target it shoots lower. Same problem a P90 rifle has.
463601
I have two. I only buy good quality optics and honestly I never had an optic that required more rounds fired to zero. It seems to me that after dialing a change in windage or elevation, it takes a few shots to get the change to take and then hold. After it "settles in" it seems to hold zero fine. Not a huge deal, but I don't care for this aspect on the sight.
189367
I mounted mine on my flat top, and to the handguard mount, not the gas block. I have not had any issues with sighting in or holding a zero.
2233853
I dont see how it would not be in the view of the scope, however, I doubt you will notice it because the scope is in focus for a distance beyond so the front sight is not seen. technically the only side effect of that situation is that you will have reduced light coming to your eye but so little that you probably will not notice.