You can actually center the Red-Dot with this Magnifier? Have learned that is great feature to have!
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Thank you for your question. This is a great product for the price! Yes, you can center the Red-Dot with this Magnifier. Here is what the manufacturer says: NcSTAR is proud to announce the 3X Prismatic Magnifier with RB24 Ring Mount. Prismatic lens for a clear high definition image quality. Fully Adjustable for Elevation and Windage, to get your Primary optics reticle centered in Magnifier. Quick Focus Ring to get your Primary optics reticle in focus. RB24 places the center of the 3X Magnifier at 1" above the rail, a popular AR15 Optics height. 30mm Magnifier body diameter, for compatibility with other mounting options. Features: - Prismatic lens for a clear high definition image quality - Fully Adjustable for Elevation and Windage, to get your Primary optics reticle centered in Magnifier - Quick Focus Ring to get your Primary optic?s reticle in focus - RB24 places the center of the 3X Magnifier at 1? above the rail, a popular AR15 Optics height - 30mm Magnifier body diameter, for compatibility with other mounting options Please let us know how we can help you further. Carrie Simpson customerservice@BigGameGear.com
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Lucid makes their own flip to side magnifier, I bought the screw in 2x made for the red dot itself to throw in my pocket. But I don't see why other brand magnifiers won't work with it.
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No. This scope is meant to be moved electrically. My rechargeable batteries last a long time, so it shouldn't be a problem. With the red dot viewfinder its easy to use the hand controller to manually point the telescope where you want it to go.
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Yes you can turn on and off the red dot in the center and adjust from 1-11. With the red dot off you still have the normal reticle.
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Yea I'm sure as long as they red dot system u use will take the shock ' I see no reason why the magnifier will have any issue
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This is not a 'scope' as it has no targeting apparatus. It is merely a magnification device. As such, there is no way to 'zero' it because there is no need to 'zero' it. If your other optics are zeroed, this device will not effect their zero. So, my answer is, "ZEROED? No." However... You may want to adjust this magnifier's field of vision so that your reflex's sight picture is centered within it... Esthetically more pleasing... But it is not necessary for thid device to function properly.
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No it does not, there is no scopes out there with a built in magnifier; more accurately a variable magnifier. However, you can buy HHA sights, somewhat pricey, but good quality sights which can you can accessorize with a fixed power x2 x4 x6 lens for magnification. I currently have one of their higher models and the construction is top notch. Both sights have their advantages and disadvantages, what you should get depends on 1) the use and 2) affordability. Hope that helps.
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No, mine works great, after getting used to it, i use the front sight with the red dot to ad some accuracy at certain ranges.
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Hey, not sure if it is the same model exactly, but the one I have is NOT adjustable on magnification power. It has zeroing knobs (2), a knob for what I'd call 'size of dot', and a knob for 'brightness of dot'. Hope this helps some, but if I were you I'd assume that I and the factory are technically correct. Better be safe with paying for what you want!
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If you are talking about zeroing in the dot then yes. This scope gives you windage and elevation to adjust
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Yes. It's handled it on mine just fine. Not like there's much to throw off on a red dot anyway.
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Not from the manufacturer (Crosman/CenterPoint). Another brand magnifier MIGHT work but you would actually have to buy/borrow and mount it to see if it lined up with this one.
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Yes, the 'cross hairs' are just like a traditional scope, you only lose the red dot, which helps find the center of the reticle in low-light situations. For daylight use, I usually leave the red dot turned off.
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The Telrad is like a gun sight in that after it is mounted and aligned on your telescope you can point the red dot in the circles at what you want to look at and your telescope will pointed the rightway. It is used by many amateur astronomers that I know and they all love it as well as I do.
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Not at all, if you line up the little red dot. It took me a while to figure that out
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Yes it can. This is not like a red dot/holographic sight. There are normal crosshairs that have the ability to be illuminated.
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sorry have not had mine long enough to answer that. but i will tell you that the magnification is not what i expected.would have sent it back but my husband 'hard wired' it and i did not have the heart to tell him i was not happy with it. don't buy it!