Can you adjust for extreme elevation easily with these turrets, as in 25 or 35 MOA, and return quick to zero??
221853
After sighting in, the turrets can easily be reset to zero.After making elevation corrections the dial can be turned back to the corresponding zero hash mark.
182517
With how my optic is on my 308 when sighted and the turret reset to zero I have 15 mrad of adjustment up
1319921
Mine has a multi-grain turret for elevation. It allows you to compensate for 17 grain bullets and 20 grain bullets up to 300 yards without having to sight your optic in for a different grain bullet. No need to change the turret or nob for elevation, one turret does both. Great system!
1552017
the scope has various levels of brightness that I believe will change the dot's moa? it's only a guess but I would guess the lowest setting is sub moa and it's brightest is probably moa to 2 or 3 moa? I typically use the dot to assist with lighting conditions. but the low level is usually adequate for most lighting conditions. if necessary i will adjust the brightness so as not to cover the target. I hope this may help?
861814
I don't think there is a standard default setting, it might be random. You will need to use the Hunter adjustment tool, which is very cheap and available on Amazon to adjust its arc.
162310
No, there is not any elevation adjustment. Only windage adjustment on the front site. If you buy the front site, you can adjust for elevation.
427220
You can, but it will depend on how much elevation adjustment you have left so you can still zero your weapon. I have not checked to see how much Moa is built in.
1164350
Yes! I was at the range yesterday and that's actually one of the best ways to zero in the scope. Hold the AR rifle steady on a sandbag or whatever , aim at the target say 100 yards using the peep sight ,you then set your cross hair on that target....that easy, works for me. Oh and the mildot ? (Y) (Y) :)
540135
I'm not sure Greg. The elevation has considerable adjustment range. However, I zeroed in at 50 yards and haven't touched it since.
358271
I returned mine back to the supplier due to somehow I was unable to zero in. Kind of ought to mount this on an air rifle rather than an AR15 type.
521662
This adjustment is to help remove the peralex effect. It also can be use as a range find. That scope is a 400yds scope. U cant zero it for less than 100 yds
1041078
I doubt it. You need more than 50 MOA of adjustment (since you don't want to run your scope at the bottom). This mount gives you 33 MOA (10" compensation at 30 yd). You might have to shim one of your rings slightly or an adjustable set of rings in addition to this mount. Even then, the minimum of 17 MOA is a lot. You might look at this ASIN: B002GO5WMYUTG Compensator Mount for RWS Airgun with Large Barrel DroopIt has 69 MOA of adjustment, letting you move your scope 19 MOA toward center.Since you're shooting high, make sure you put the thicker end toward the barrel and shim the front ring if needed. I doubt it. You need more than 50 MOA of adjustment (since you don't want to run your scope at the bottom). This mount gives you 33 MOA (10" compensation at 30 yd). You might have to shim one of your rings slightly or an adjustable set of rings in addition to this mount. Even then, the minimum of 17 MOA is a lot. You might look at this ASIN: B002GO5WMYUTG Compensator Mount for RWS Airgun with Large Barrel DroopIt has 69 MOA of adjustment, letting you move your scope 19 MOA toward center.Since you're... » Read More I doubt it. You need more than 50 MOA of adjustment (since you don't want to run your scope at the bottom). This mount gives you 33 MOA (10" compensation at 30 yd). You might have to shim one of your rings slightly or an adjustable set of rings in addition to this mount. Even then, the minimum of 17 MOA is a lot. You might look at this ASIN: B002GO5WMYUTG Compensator Mount for RWS Airgun with Large Barrel DroopIt has 69 MOA of adjustment, letting you move your scope 19 MOA toward center.Since you're shooting high, make sure you put the thicker end toward the barrel and shim the front ring if needed. « Show Less
1582998
Yes, BUT! Make sure during your range time to check and tighten the screws every few rounds or so. On my Mosin the rail would slightly shift forward and after every 20 or so rounds I would need to readjust the mount. Having to readjust will effect the zero slightly, but it's nothing frustrating, in my case anyway.
489027
Absolutely. Put some blue locktite on them and tighten with the biggest screwdriver you can find. They've been rock solid on my AR 10 for almost 1000 rounds so far with no adjustment. And coincidentally the sights were dead on out of the box. No sighting in at all.
1034506
Mine did need a small amount of calibration, my elevation line was too high. Fire at a fixed target from a padded flat surface.Mark your targets and check your calibration accordingly.
22407
Yes, with a small allen wrench the turrets can be loosened, reset to zero and retightened.
452915
I have a new one and it has zero reset turrets. Once you get the scope zeroed in, you loosen the set screw with a coin, move the turret back to 0 and screw it tight again. Not sure if thats the spring loaded feature you asked about, but you CAN reset the turrets.