Does this scope have lockable turrets?
1853094
Thanks folks. This is on my short list along with the Redfield and a Muller.
1853095
The one I have does have lockable turrets ,which was on of the features I wanted it also has come up lines so you know how many times u have passed zero...I wish ithad a zero stop but other than that it has worked for me great...
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;
1853097
I can't remember. I bought 3 of these optics and had to get rid of all 3 due to them breaking. Save your money and go with a Sightron. It's double the price, but half the price of a Nightforce with better glass. I hope this helps your decision.
1853098
Yes for Windage and up and down 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;
747216
Yes it does. I actually just removed the pin that holds the sight on and replaced the sight. Made it much easier to install by not removing the base. The front sight is a pain to remove. I love the sights though. Huge upgrade. I would suggest having a gunsmith install.
1177089
My guess would be no, as it is not threaded to accept a cap on either turret(dial).
1923595
yes, it does. be careful, this scope is a knock off. warranty info says a different brand and to see distributor. Scope has no logo or manufacturer information and the box is different from what's shown.
1633542
Yes, a heavy duty one at that as it has some weight to it. Only way to go for mounting optics on guns.
152214
No there not, but I would not recomend buying this scope. I have one and it's crap!! 25 bucks to have the "look" at it!!!
1582325
No, the adjustment is done with the third turret on the left side as you're looking through the scope normally.There are graduations for yardage on the side where the turret knob comes out.
343932
Yes it does, certainly not as precise as my competition Weaver T series or Vortex, but a great value for the money. I keep it on my "truck" rifle for ventures into the north woods. Rugged, reliable and holds its zero well and an excellent value with a lifetime warranty to boot. A recommendation if you purchase one, the IR is great for low light don't, but don't use it turned up all the way as it will obliterate the cross hairs with the glow, a low setting is perfect for those early morning and late afternoon opportunities.
1759392
Both the reticule and turrets are MRAD. That's one of the nice things about this scope. The turrets match the reticule, so no conversions.
1431600
No, the turrets do not lock and there are no caps to cover them. However there are definite stops between the clicks and I have never had a problem with the knobs accidentally turning, even when transporting my rifle in its case.
22407
Yes, with a small allen wrench the turrets can be loosened, reset to zero and retightened.
1258588
Yes it does. It is also easily removed to place a turret for another caliber...a neat feature for such a reasonably priced press.
1599460
No it does not but the turrets can be slipped after you set your zero at whatever distance you like so you always can find it easily.
1188856
Yes it does ... although, if you are planning on using it on a semi-auto rifle I would suggest using something like fingernail polish or Loctite to hold the rail mount screws (scope screws have been no problem) in place. Mine kept loosening up after about 10 shots or so.
611625
Yes it does. This scope works good. Battery life is good when you remember to turn it off.
1564381
No, it doesn't have a locking system, however it is an awesome bag for two rifles and a couple of handguns!
2272275
it does not. I used the: Weaver Quad Lock 1-Inch High Extension Detachable Rings they worked great and this is a very nice scope.