Does this scope have the Parallax adjustment on the side(Side Focus - as pictured) or is it on the Ocular bell??
2003880
Yes it does and works good for the price its a clear scope I sighted mine in at 75yds then make sure turret is set at zero click adjustments are on and work very well I still have mine on my 17 and plan to keep it
2003881
It is on the turret on the left side. Ther is also adjustment on the ocular for focus.
2003882
Yes, it does, but be advised that it has a 4 " eye relief, so be ready to buy different mounts and extended rings, also shot a very tight group at 100 yards
942570
The focus part is the knurled round part behind the rear eye piece. But let me be honest with you, this scope is junk, don`t waste your money buying it. Its very heavy, the reticle is very rough and poorly made. This scope was on my AR 15 for less than five minutes, before I took it off and sold it a few days later.
675672
Mark, the whole front portion of the little scope is a lens assembly that rotates (screws in and out) relative to the rest of the scope. Right next to the front lens assembly is a locking ring that needs to be unscrewed (loosened) so that the front lens assembly can be rotated. The scope is focused by screwing the front lens assembly out to the proper place to bring the scope into focus. Once focus is achieved the rocking ring is then screwed back tight against the lens assembly to lock it in place. Hope that helps.
691435
I'm a right handed shooter but have my scope mounted on the left. If you're worried about Parallax Error forget it , this scope doesn't care where you're point of view is. But take into review that my converter is backing up an Aim Point Patrol , that has no Parallax error. Other scopes? ... I don't know !!!
405556
From the rear of the scope to where the front objective bell begins, with the focus ring all the way in it's 9-1/8", with focus ring all the way out it's 9-1/2". From the beginning of the rear bell to the beginning of the front bell (the tube) it's 5-7/8". I have it mounted on a savage 116 with one piece DNZ mount in medium height. Works great with plenty of room for adjustments.
200886
If you are asking about Side Focus the one I bought does. I suggest you call the Amazon supplier and ask what Buckmaster model your buying.
1091531
The scope only comes with windage and elevation knobs. The left sided "knob" is only the leupold logo. It is a very nice sight.
1933241
Stephen West Accu-Smith Gunsmithing Custom Long Range Precision Rifles, Firearm Repair & Restoration in Cypress, Texas Stands for Side Focus - the scope has pre determined distances at which it can set the parallax to 50, 100, so on. Parallax is a displacement or difference in the apparent position of an object viewed along two different lines of sight, and is measured by the angle or semi-angle of inclination between those two lines. In other words, say you have a target set up for bore sighting at 25 yds. When you look through the scope, the reticle, though stationary, will appear to move. This is an illusion. If you look at a target set at 50, and the parallax adjustment (side focus) set to 50, they will remain steady in sight.
59827
The pix's fool me, first note it is a 30mm ring, second it appears to be an offset, it is not, depending on your scope, the front site will be in the view, most times it is to close and will not cause a problem. I was looking for a mount that set slightly off center. Hope that helps
993091
Normally yes, but it doesn't exist on this model! The picture is NOT of the model listed. This model is just windage and elevation and any fine adjustment will be on the ocular end.
2058661
The human eye is different from person to person. I have scopes from Leupold, Nikon, you name it, and as I've gotten older, and my eyes worse, I have to adjust the focus ring on each one of them. With that being said, this is a great scope for the money. I would buy another in a heartbeat.
1461237
yes it does.great scope for the price.one of the best scopes i'v had for less then 100 dollars
746442
No, this has normal windage and elevation adjustments. Check tactical scope lines such as Vortex, etc.
819613
Only the reticle (cross hairs) from the eye piece. The object (view) could not be. I have been told by a friend that some scopes have another adjustment on the other end that adjusts range focus (I'm not sure about that). Honestly, I am not sure if mine was not just defective, or just too cheap for proper focus. I my case I wanted a scope that was useful at a distance that was further than I could simply use open sights. I mean why else buy a scope?
679690
This is a focus knob that is on the side of the scope instead of having it on the front as many scopes use. The side focus is easier to use when looking through the scope as you change the distance you are shooting.
1702330
It's been two years since I looked at the scope because I had to return it because it didn't handle the recoil of a spring air gun. I'm pretty certain it had a ring in between the lens and the magnification dial that needed to be loosened before adjusting the lens and tightened before shooting. Everything behind the magnification dial moves in order to focus the cross hairs.
1702331
no it does not have a quick focus ocular, however it is dead on out of my bones collector .177 air rifle out to 100yds