Is it easy to zero? and how well does it hold zero?
463600
Yes, as easy as any other high quality optic. And, yes it holds zero. You must have no idea the history of Eotech in war. Next stupid question.
463601
I have two. I only buy good quality optics and honestly I never had an optic that required more rounds fired to zero. It seems to me that after dialing a change in windage or elevation, it takes a few shots to get the change to take and then hold. After it "settles in" it seems to hold zero fine. Not a huge deal, but I don't care for this aspect on the sight.
463602
It is very easy to zero. As far as holding a zero I have seen them dropped in Iraq and ran over and still hold a zero. There's a reason they are pricey.
463603
Yes to both questions. I have heard of guys keeping zero with cracked lenses. This sight is as durable as it comes.
463604
I had both of mine sighted in in less than 5 shots at 25 yrds - then moved my AR to 50 yrds in 3 more shots. Neither has moved since. Oh, also. neither is required to be taken off the rifles as you can shoot through them (see through) when using 'iron' sights.
97078
That I didn't try yet but I have a build in the works for that. And yes I will buy another soon so I do'nt have to change all the time. As I have it now it's super easy to zero and holds well. I'm very impresed with it. I got rechargable batts for it and carry a spare in my grip.
2001932
If moved to another spot you would have to re-zero. If put in the same spot after removal you should be within one MOA of your original zero.
1567640
There is a "zero" button that will set you to a zero level as long as, say...your table saw deck is flat.
13836
It takes about one second or so to register, but you don't have to tap it to get a zero like you do other scales. You just step on it and in about a second the numbers appear.
590170
I really don't know I have not had occasion to do that task. I use it for softball games, we set it at 90:00 and run it to zero.
683232
Yes but I would highly suggest not to purchase this item. It did not hold a zero for me
960178
I'm having difficulty recalling as I use mine only at 0 deg. --- but it seems as if the choices were indeed only 0 and 90. EDIT: based upon consensus, I'm guessing that my previous comment is not correct!
1149956
Aloha John,That I don't know..I do know that this item is only a guide to centering..you'll still have to fine tune your zero by shooting!Sorry..I know that didn't answer your question brah.Al
378797
Automatically resets to zero after about 10 seconds. It will also re-read new pressure before display zeros out.
2184797
It should stay at zero if you put it back in the same slots on your rail. Long as you don't mess with sight turrets or remove sight from mount. It's best to always re-check zero when doing anything to a firearm. I love this mount on my colt competition, you won't be disappointed. Good luck and happy shooting.
1263832
Depends on how much info you want. I basically did nothing except set the time and time zone. It automatically resets to zero at midnight.
2074764
I've used my Comark from around 60 degrees to temperatures around 350-360 (hot grease for fish). I've never used it to test below zero.
2127418
Only if you have an item placed on the scale that is set to zero. As you remove that item the numbers go negative
2279161
It doesn't have a hard zero "stop", but the knobs are marked with a scale. (zero in the middle) So if you zero the scope, then reset the knobs, you can dial back to zero just by looking at the markings, if that's what you're asking. Or you can dial in your dope from 100yd=zero just by reading the knob scale.
1849266
I have one. it's nice. I use it for measuring glazes. I've never been able to zero it out, so I have to subtract the weight of the container for each measure. it's not the perfect scale for what I do, but I've adjusted
530942
In the same mode my meter shows between 00.66 A and 00.71 A with no leads connected to the meter. Press and hold the Rel. ZERO button until you hear a "beep". This will reset the display to 0.I do not know why this meter cannot show 0 by itself with no load - it was designed to work like this. Not sure if better meters have automatic zeroing.