Are the turrets for windage and elevation able to lock.?
937180
No they don't. I have less than 600 shots fired with it mounted and the reticle has already started to spin.
937181
I don't believe the turrets lock, but there is a collar that you can adjust to your zero point and then lock the collar to the turret.
241113
You can lock the height - the bar to the side raises or lowers them. But no, you can not keep them from swiveling.
1457283
Yes, these are locked onto the rails using a clamping system on the cross bar and an Allen head screw that tightens them down and squeezes them on the side rails. The crossbar system securely holds our Thule roof coffin on top of our CrossTrek at speeds of 80 miles an hour
2279162
Yes, turret has Allen key screw...loosen, lift and set to zero. Push down and tighten
2249328
I don't believe they lock, but they are removable. I remember having to install them.
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.
22408
Turrets do have set screws so looks like it. I haven't zero'd mine in yet but it looks like it
1853096
Yes for Windage and horizontal adjustment. Have yet to see them move. Super nice scope. Or the money you get a lot with this optic. Big but awsome look. On my m&p10;
1923793
No they cannot be adjusted. The only one with any adjustment is the front one but that is only for your elevation adjustment up and down otherwise it requires a flat area to be set up.
136297
I guess you could check it. As for being lockable, only if you make modifications.
826729
Yes, it has adjustments for elevation and windage. The sights are plastic but acceptable. A scope can also be mounted.
2200327
Yes. Mounts to the side of the house. Then set the angle for the mast, and tighten the two bolts. EZ!
597788
Yes, however It works a lot better on a signal station press. The reason being is that the turret is not locked in position and the cranking motion would cause tension on the case since it is the only thing holding it in place.
1177089
My guess would be no, as it is not threaded to accept a cap on either turret(dial).
1075696
You can lock it pretty much any height you want. You raise and lower by turning a loop and the lock puts a pin in the loop so it won't turn.
2112684
No, you can't lock them. The bars they're attached to (at the bottom in the pic) are attached to the pedals.
1930276
To answer the direct question, both windage and elevation adjustments seem to work fine. I shoot at an indoor range and generally take care of my stuff. This is a very light weight unit and probably is not meant to survive rough treatment for very long. For what I wanted, an economical way to scope my hand gun scores, this works fine. If you need something more robust, I agree with one of the other statements, buy something more heavy duty. Hope this helped.