what is the parallax setting on this 4x32 scope and does the eye piece adjust to focus ?
1319782
The eyepiece doe adjust for focus. It has a really fine adjustment, so you can get it very clear. Optics are very good for a scope in this price range. I'm not sure of what you want to know about the parallax. I set mine up on my .22 Mag and just sighted in as normal. Everything worked fine.
1319783
Per Simmons, the parallax setting for this scope is 50 yards. The eyepiece is adjusted to accommodate your vision.
1319784
No idea on the parallax setting. The eyepiece rotates at the rear to focus at different ranges. Hope this helps.
2136515
I have this scope mounted on a heavy barrel .22 . As well 2 other brand 2x7 scopes on 2 other .22 rifles . Most of my shots are 50yds or less . I use the 2x power mostly . I read the reply about parallax , parallax is kind of an optical illusion , it does not appear in my of my scopes , it is true this scope has a 100 yd parallax setting , 50 yds is more ideal for a .22 . Maximum error could be as much as 1/4 inch according to the charts [ this is maximum ] I am satisfied with mine , but , Why not buy one of the Nikon Prostaff Rimfire scopes now available ? I just looked on Amazon , they are $10 more for a 3x9 I have this scope mounted on a heavy barrel .22 . As well 2 other brand 2x7 scopes on 2 other .22 rifles . Most of my shots are 50yds or less . I use the 2x power mostly . I read the reply about parallax , parallax is kind of an optical illusion , it does not appear in my of my scopes , it is true this scope has a 100 yd parallax setting , 50 yds is more ideal for a .22 . Maximum error could be as much as 1/4 inch according to the charts [ this is maximum ] I am satisfied with mine , but , Why not buy one of the Nikon Prostaff Rimfire scopes now available ? I just looked on Amazon , they... » Read More I have this scope mounted on a heavy barrel .22 . As well 2 other brand 2x7 scopes on 2 other .22 rifles . Most of my shots are 50yds or less . I use the 2x power mostly . I read the reply about parallax , parallax is kind of an optical illusion , it does not appear in my of my scopes , it is true this scope has a 100 yd parallax setting , 50 yds is more ideal for a .22 . Maximum error could be as much as 1/4 inch according to the charts [ this is maximum ] I am satisfied with mine , but , Why not buy one of the Nikon Prostaff Rimfire scopes now available ? I just looked on Amazon , they are $10 more for a 3x9 « Show Less
1582324
Yes the objective lens has a focus adjustment to it by just unscrewing like many scopes, an yes its under the lens cap cover. You can also use the parallax adjustment to really fine tune what ever your looking at thru the scope. For targets I use both, for hunting I just use the parallax. Hope this helps
2033673
Michael, Not sure exactly how much 1.2 is, but the adjustment is fairly large on the right eyepiece both + and - As a test .. I set the right eyepiece at max (-) and used my reading glasses 1.75's in the eyepiece to bring the field back to normal focus, ie left in focus, right at max - and the 1.75's on the right bring them both back to even focus. They are great binoculars and they perform very well for the weight and compact size. Hope the info helps.
1822957
just like with higher end reflex optics there is parallax at close range like to 15 feet but at distance, things you would be targeting with a rifle, it is zero parallax. you can move your head all around and the reticle does not move off target.
1808276
It has adjustable focus. I have only used it on a full screen approx. 6' x 8' with no clarity problems.
955255
It is focus-able to the viewer. I can't see clearly past 2 feet without my glasses. I see through this perfectly when I focus it. It's a tough little scope. I've been very happy with it. -DM
966674
Only adjustment is the screw on each side but thats to align the lens. And only other is that the righ side eye piece can be turned to adjust cleraty.
953340
Not sure but i dont like the scope anyways.Too much adjusting with your eyes,Its not like looking through binoculars.If your eye is not perfectly centered on the scope,its not clear.
197224
Yes it is parallax free. I have spent plenty of time on the range and outdoors without any issues what so ever. Love this scope and then some!
2048345
No, the scope is RWS 4X32 AO. I replaced it with a Hawke. The rifle is VERY accurate.
1489807
The eye piece is stationary and does not focus in and out. It does have a magnification to it, and it will make the view of the LCD screen bigger. To focus the lens with the viewfinder on, I zoom in with the digital/optical zoom and focus then zoom back out.
1558123
John, to the best of my understanding (and I'm no expert) this is a 2nd focal plane scope. The reticle does not change size as magnification changes. If that isn't an issue for you I can assure you this is a fine optic. I've put hundreds of rounds through my Varminter (AR platform) using varying magnifications and I love the way this scope performs. Just one enthusiast's opinion.
1142597
Hi Bob, the good news is that you generally need to be concerned with parallax settings when using highly magnified scopes, at long ranges, in situations requiring ultra-precision (think completion targets). For a better explanation than I can give see the following http://www.longrangehunting.com/articles/what-is-parallax-2.php
259003
This is a 4x magnification scope with visibility adjustment.It also comes with windage and bullet drop compensation dials.
1728428
Shawn I just got this scope last week but I haven't gone out to fire it yet. There is an adjustment knob that you can turn to sharpen objects further away but I've only done that in my house to about 15 yards, as I just wanted a scope to shoot bottles of water at about 20 yards, so it will be perfect for that. I haven't tried to focus it further yet to see it's limitations. On the box it says PM 4x32 CB so 4x32 ... If I wanted to use my AR for hunting or longer range I'd put my Nikon BDC recticle on it :-)
1978041
jmich; Like you, I certainly was not trying to be glib. I just did not encounter the problem you did. I do have one idea, though: The scope comes with two eyepieces. One of the eyepieces is useful, but the other one I found useless. The target could not be centered or even seen. Hope this helps.J