Is this scope 1/8 moa per click?
2062574
Yes. Hard to see movement of retical when sighting in but very accurate movement. Very precise also. Worth every penny I paid for it. The lenses are made by the same company that make Nikon lenses I think. Only zeroed the scope at 100 yards so far but wanting to g p 5-600 yards soon.
2062575
At 100 yards, yes, it is 1/8 MOA per click. I really like this scope a lot. I have it on my Savage 17hmr, and I can plink half dollar sized holes at 200 yards on a bench, no prob.
1343356
Sorry, I can't help you. I bought the scope for my grandkids. Don't know anything about them, 'cause I'm a Grammy and Grammies don't know things like that! Good Luck.
1023591
No it is not. You can get a riser or you might be able to zoom past it with your scope.
195839
in my experience with this scope there is no change in POI to POA regardless of magnification. I have my zero at 100 yards.
1373711
I don't know. I only had this scope mounted on my rifle for 1 day, when I saw a metal flake in the objective lens that kept moving around. I sent it back 3 weeks ago with a $25 inspection fee and haven't seen it since. I strongly urge you to consider another scope.
1543727
This scope claims to be16 power but I would say it's more like 10 power or lower. It's a good price for what it is but I wouldn't use it for a spotting scope at any distance.
591370
I am not in that field so I do not know but the scope performs well for me. Sorry I can't be of more help.
2087329
Eye relief is unlimited due to being 1x. Even at indirect view. As long as the dot is on targetUse mine at about 8 inches.
286387
Yes. I have both. The 8 moa is much easier to acquire. I had a detached retina in my master eye which seriously impaired my vision in that eye. The other eye is 20/15 corrected. I can still shoot with both eyes open because of red dot sights like the Fastfire III.
131718
By comparison to my Weaver T-36 target scopes, the dot would be 1/8 MOA size. This does not mean I would choose a reflex sight to replace a quality target scope. Remember, the eye relief of a reflex sight is infinite, so the advantage is mounting it at a functional several inches from your eye. You do not want it up close to your eye. Also, it mounts to a picitanny rail with a Weaver style mount. If your receiver has a 3/8ths dovetail, you will need to use a 3/8ths dovetail to picitanny rail adapter to mount it. I hope this was helpful.
288213
Yes it does. The only thing to consider with it is that it also doubles the size of the dot. So your 2 MOA becomes a 4 MOA so keep that in mind if you are looking for long range precision shooting. That said, it is a great site.
2146145
MOA= minute of angle. One minute of angle is 1 inch at 100 yards. So a 4 MOA dot will cover a 4 inch circle at 100 yards. It works as it scales so a 4 MOA dot would cover a 2 inch dot at 50 yards and 8 inch at 200 yards. It is a good size for close in shooting
1165242
Wow, that answer isnt listed ANYWHERE, not even their website. This sight is identical in width to the one I just took off, that was a .100, so it appears to be just a standard general width sight.
1660679
As others have stated there is no magnification. The 1-4 I believe refers to the MOA size of the dot. 1 MOA for more precise aiming 4 MOA for faster sight aquisition. You probably already know this but 1 MOA is roughly equal to 1 inch at 100 yards, 4 MOA roughly 4 inches so the bigger the dot the more of your target is covered and the less precise your aiming. This is a very generalized explanation. Hope it is helpful.
1626968
Mine is slightly off, perhaps 2-3 degrees. some have complained about that will cause elevation or windage adjustments to change too. Yes, that is correct to a point. Let's stay that worse case scenario, the turrets and reticle were canted 45 degrees off from each other. That would mean any elevation or windage would equally effect both. But for every 1 degree, that would only result in 1/45 of a change in the other. that equates to .02" for every inch of elevation/windage. So if the scope has 1/2" per click adjustment at 100 yards, One click of windage/elevation would result in (unwanted) .01" in elevation/windage movement with a reticle that was canted 1 degree off. Even at 5 degrees, that is still only .05" (1.2mm) at 100 yards. The point is if that small of an offset really matters to anyone, they should not be buying a $90 scope in the first place.
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?
761270
How many moa that it will come up depends on the zero. It has 60 moa of internal adjustment.