Does it have windage and elevation adjustments to center the reticle of the holo in the magnifier?
184158
As this is only a magnifier, it does not need to be zeroed in the same as the sight. It will magnify everything in front of it, including the sight reticle as well as target.
2260942
Directions were stuck up in the lid on mine. Look closely up there. The small set screw on the lower part of the left side is a lock screw. Loosen it before making any windage or elevation changes and tighten it when you are done. Clicks are 1 MOA. Make sure you get the reticle setting clicked solidly in place too. It will mess up the zero if you do not have it in the center.
2260944
Directions were stuck up in the lid on mine. Look closely up there.The small set screw on the lower part of the left side is a lock screw. Loosen it before making any windage or elevation changes and tighten it when you are done. Clicks are 1 MOA. Make sure you get the reticle setting clicked solidly in place too. It will mess up the zero if you do not have it in the center.
1812138
No. The magnifier can adjust to center in the field of view of the magnifier whatever is being magnified.
833238
Actually there is an elevation knob, it's not seen in the picture but it has identical adjustments to any scope and then the rheostat is the large knob on the right side of the sight in the pic but when mounted it will be on the left as you look through it.
1853098
Yes for Windage and up and down adjustment. Have yet to see them move. Super nice scope. Or the money you get a lot with this optic. Big but awsome look. On my m&p10;
1466329
Yes you can turn on and off the red dot in the center and adjust from 1-11. With the red dot off you still have the normal reticle.
450560
No it has 0 magnification. it is simply a holographic project on a piece of clear meium. there is nothing that requires adjustment
1899156
Yes, there is an adjustment knob there and the body can be rotated. It's quite a nice scope overall, just very bulky and rather large.
1780917
if you are talking 50+ clicks in MOA (minute of angle) yes it does. after zeroing at 100 yards....loosen the locking screws on the elevation and windage caps and set to zero and retighten. Now you can adjust for elevation and windage and go back to zero easily.
1593836
No, adjusting the magnification will not move the zero although the higher the mag the smaller the field of view. Zero is set when you adjust the windage and/or elevation nobs.
786259
There are 2 screws, top for elevation, right side for windage. Very easy to sight in but needs to be adjusted often.Hope this helps...
1891349
No, it is just a variable magnifier. The reticle will depend on what type of Eotech you have mounted in front.
851009
I'm not sure, other than height differences, perhaps. There is no adjustment to center the reticle in the magnifier (I have a 6x that has adjustment), so if your aimpoint is higher or lower thaan eotech (mine is 517), you may not be able to get the reticle in view. worth a try though, you can always return it. It's long as well, so depending on how many slots you have available, you may have to buy extensions to fit your rds and this magnifier. I had to. 517 was on the furthest slot (armalite) and I still couldn't get the scope behind it on the other end of the rail. Bought two 12 slot 1/2" risers and gave myself more slots.
1306494
windage and elevation only, the other knob is for turning the red or green light on the cross hairs at different brightness. In hunting situation these lights are worthless, to bright to see target. great scope, on my wife's 308 and she loves it. Picks up light at dawn or dusk way past what the naked eye can see.
819910
Nothing on the caps or adjusting knobs. It does state on the bottom of the scope USA designed, machined, and assembled.
40605
I can only assume you mean "is there any elevation built into this scope mount," and the answer is no. If you're planning on shooting at ranges that require more elevation than you can get from you scope's adjustment, this is the wrong mount. It's simply not made with that kind of precision. Look at a more expensive mount.