... unless a noname like the one who screwed the elevation full down & the windage full right & left it like that on a new scope that I later bought happens to cross your path. Wouldn't track worth a damn & had to be returned & replaced.it's centered or damned close
... unless a noname like the one who screwed the elevation full down & the windage full right & left it like that on a new scope that I later bought happens to cross your path. Wouldn't track worth a damn & had to be returned & replaced.
Tim, He asked how to do something and I told him. We both answered on the Internet, so I guess that both of our posts are internet answers. For many of us, curiosity is enough of a reason. Certainly none of us need permission for that.
This was new, on the stand at the gun shop.Did he not say it was new? You ever hear of a new scope turned full in any direction ?
Tim,
The reason I asked the question is I wanted to check my used scopes. The thought was to center them all and put them in the cupboard. The scope I’m putting away has a tactical reticle, the new one has a target dot with fine lines. I’m hoping it will improve my attempts to hit something. I have gathered a lot of information on this thread and want to thank all for the help.
Bob
Hi alinwa,
Let me say that I appreciate your concern. I agree with you that any question is worth asking, even if has been asked countless times before. I’m one of those fellows that are not easily offended and have taken no offense. I only hope I haven’t, inadvertently, stepped on anyone’s toes.
Sincerely Bob
Tim,
The reason I asked the question is I wanted to check my used scopes. The thought was to center them all and put them in the cupboard. The scope I’m putting away has a tactical reticle, the new one has a target dot with fine lines. I’m hoping it will improve my attempts to hit something. I have gathered a lot of information on this thread and want to thank all for the help.
Bob
Everybody gets their turn on here at some point.
Pete
Everybody gets their turn on here at some point.
Pete