What is a multi grain turret?
1319918
Yes on your Turret you have two (2) Setting the top one is for a 17 Grain Bullet and On the Bottom or the second line under the first is the setting for a 20 grain bullet In other words when you zero your fire arm in at 100 yards. If you are shooting farther you set the turret for that range and set it for a 17 grain bullet or a 20 grain bullet the marking are on the turret and you should be right on up to 250 yards.
1319919
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!
1319920
The .17hmr commonly uses 17 and 20 gr bullets. The turret allows you to compensate for bullet drop depending on the bullet weight you are using. So you do not need to re zero your scope when changing bullet weights.
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!
2003881
It is on the turret on the left side. Ther is also adjustment on the ocular for focus.
776310
Infrared sensor on the top of the tank. When you turn the tank on there's 4 led lights indicating 4 lives/hit. Everytime you get hit one of the lights blinks and the tank will spin(with awesome sound effects). Hit over 2 times and macHine gun fire is disabled. 3 times your turret stops working.
1080255
Yes it does come with one. I, myself, load for 7 different cartridges so as I could, I'd purchase a turret for each caliber. I also have one for my "utility dies (universal de-capper, bulge buster, and a universal expander die.)This makes setup much nicer as once you have your dies adjusted the way you like, all you have to do is tighten down the lock rings and move your powder measure to whichever turret your loading. Changing calibers is a breeze. Just insert whichever turret is holding the dies that you'll be loading. I hope this helps.
1557530
Correct . . . focus/parallax adjustment. And what looks like a turret at the rear is the reticle light adjustment. Very nice scope- the low end 2.5X makes it good for tactical use and the 10X is all I need for longer range.
1029168
HKS 203 Medium Speedloader case holds two 7-shot speedloaders and will close loaded with 180 grain .357. OAL of the round is 1 5/8"
1484436
Don't know about The air rifle, but I would guess not. The turret is marked for 17 and 20 grain bullets. They travel much faster out of a .17HMR than theair rifle. The objective is on the rear.
433643
I had no issues with mine. I have had that issue with other rifle scopes. I lightly tapped on the turret with my multitool. Sometimes reticles get stuck. Lightly tapping will jar them loose. If that does not work...exchange it.
1431601
Ed, the turrets do not have an external locking mechanism. I must add this also, last week i was shooting a moderately hot load (a couple of grains under max) and i noticed the cross hairs were moving, so i set it back to factory zero and put a snapcap in it and when i drop the hammer on an empty chamber you can see the the cross hairs move and not reset to point of impact. it seems that it has let go inside and won't hold zero. after 4 years of heavy use i feel this is not bad for $250.00 scope. on a rifle with lesser recoil than my .308, who knows how long it will last. hope this helps
69349
The turrets on a rifle scope are the protrusions that house the adjustment wheels of the scope. ie; up and down --- left or right. For protection, they are covered with a screw cap. The annotations denote how far the adjustment is. Generally, one "click" of correction results in the movement on a target at 100 yards equals a quarter of an inch.
1258587
Usually it comes with what is pictured. Best to try and contact seller just to confirm. Extra turrets run between 12 to 15 each.
1126010
This attachment grinds every kind of grain I have fed it. Hard wheat, soft wheat, rye, barley, and rice. Well built and easy to clean. One time through does the trick.
1126333
The "yardage turret" as you put it is actually used to dial out parallax at specific ranges, not to define yardage. It is designed to eliminate parallax errors at the range you are shooting. Sight on the object you intend to shoot, then turn the parallax turret until you get a clear image. Parallax error is then eliminated at that range.
1756194
No, that press was never designed or cannot be converted to work with three hole. The turret ring would not support a three ring turret.
272163
well for example if you shoot an 8 grain pellet 800 fps a 5 grain will go over 1000
1837812
Yes it does come with one. When I purchased mine I went ahead and ordered two more. I keep them set up so I only have to drop the turret in and I am ready to load. Nice press. Great value!
1129442
Yes. The standard 55 grain is the factory dial in . Although I am getting much better accuracy w the XM855 62 grain steel core rounds. Not sure why, maybe I'm just getting old and blind.