what is the initial siting range for this scope?
1680071
I did 25yards, then 35,40,45, and50 for the 5 crosshairs. Worked for me. Closer shots will be hi.
1680072
I started at 20 yards. You need to find your comfort range and start from there. Once you lock in your stating range the rest galas into place with practice.
1680073
My Quad 400 shoots pretty flat so I dialed in the top line of the scope at 30 yards and I don't even use the other lines.
754529
Using the Laserlyte to boresight should get you close enough depending on what range you want it zeroed for.
1386095
I mounted mine and zeroed it within 4-5 inches of bullseye. Ran over 50 rounds and it still held target. I might be wrong, but this site is good for 50 yards. After that, it would be best to use a scope.
692445
Start with lower magnification eyepiece(20mm). During the day practice on focusing on large objects. It's also the way to align the red dot finder. I bought this scope for my grandson . He loves it
1298701
The scope is 14.5" long (15" with lens caps closed. If I understand your other question, I started out zeroing the scope on a 25 yd. range, then moved to a 50 yd. range, and finally to a 100 yd. range. Minimum elevation adjustments were required at the different ranges, but zooming in and out at those individual distances appeared to keep the scope's zero setting in place. Thus far, I am very happy with it.
378742
i use this to spot my targets at the range. it takes a little getting use to but i can spot targets at 200 yards. it's not the best compact scope but it works fine for me.
2009241
Barely, and that is at the max height position. Also when I say barely that means no further adjustment to the rear sight leaf past 150-200 meters. The only item I have found that lets me have a scope and iron sights available to me is a PSO scope from Kalinka Optics, but be prepared to spend 300$+ but well worth it.
317907
If you have not physically zeroed this scope on your rifle ,you will need to. I wouldn't just bore sight it and trust 100% that it's going to be zeroed at 100yds with out putting rounds down range.
196624
I put it on a riffle that does 3000 GPS. I would probably not recommend this scope because I found it hard to sight it in. But I was using it on a AR 223 so it was hard to see where my rounds were going. It's a cheap scope in my opinion.
244887
Depends on what you are rtying to see. With this scope racked out to 66x at 1000yds you will be viewing your target as though you were approximately 50-55ft from it. Whether or not you can see your bullet holes depends on the available light and the contrast between the hole and the target. Viewing a black hole on black target face is tough at 50 feet. Use a splatter target and you have a chance.
141083
How far out? This scope is good to about 600 yards on a clear , dry climate
1384652
I can't answer your specific question but I wouldn't recommend this scope if your looking to purchase. I bought one and can't get it to consistently sight in at over 75 yards.
895532
I have it zeroed at 100 yards unfortunately that's all the range I have. It's on a Mosin Nagant in an ArchAngel
1010863
I would zero at 25 and then tweak at 50. This a good scope for 50 to 100 yards. I also have the P-223 3-9X40 for longer distances. I've read good things about the P-223, but haven't had much time to use them yet.
1429066
Not sure off hand. The IR light is visible to humans though, if that is what you are referring to. You do have to be in front of the light in order to see it. The estimated range of 80 yards for the IR is pretty accurate. Much farther if a reflective object. One thing about this scope that isn't mentioned anywhere is that after powering up the scope and the view is green you can turn it off and still have the same night vision. I have even taken the batteries out and it still works!
1704112
Have not sighted in using this scope. Just used it to check out land. I would say, though @ 100 yards it would be ok. Hoping to use it this weekend or next to sight @ 100 & 200 yds.
504870
Ooh! I would say about 10-15 yards is where your image first becomes clear. You can not adjust for that. The first mag setting is 4 times normal sight, so its "zoomed" in to start with. U Willard a blurry image within 10 yards.