did anyone actually use it to zero in a scope at least to 100m?
176483
I zeroed in at 25 meters to get me close. I then went to the range and did a couple of minor tweaks to get me where I wanted to be.
1781154
It holds zero after changing magnification perfectly. This scope is top notch.
560204
I've never been able to make it work. Called the mfr but got no real help. Doesn't seem to have reasonable sensitivity adjustments..........
278304
I had it zeroed with the stock sights. With the new sight installed in a neutral position, I got it to mark on paper at 25 yards, adjusted it to bullseye, then did the same at 50 and 100 yards. I consider an iron sight rifle a 70 yard gun, so I did not try beyond 100 yards. With just a little "Kentucky windage" it is not to hard to get a rifle to mark a newspaper size sheet at 25 yards. If you have trouble, try 25 feet. You could use a bore scope if you have access to one, but I didn't so I used the above method.
1780960
The answer is yes. Having said that, after you get it installed and zeroed in at 100 meters, you will want to practice at other ranges (e.g. 200, 400, 600 meters) and get used to how the ballistic drop compensator works with your gun, eyes, ammo, habits, etc. before the drop compensator becomes "perfect" at ever range. Once you master a particular range you should be very accurate at that range moving forwarding. Normal usage will re-quire the same periodic re-zeroing expected with any other scope and gun.
420922
I would say it works well on my AR15 but it doesn't stay zero .......every other time i go to the range i have to zero it. But you get more than you pay for.
1806853
It measures ground level zero wherever you press the lauch button, example,if you press the launch button on the ground it will calculate that as zero, if you press the launch button 3 feet off the ground it will calculate that as zero,i tried this, with a confirmed hight of 125 feet it was accurate at ground level and off 3 feet when launched at waist level,so I would say yes it should work fine
540135
I'm not sure Greg. The elevation has considerable adjustment range. However, I zeroed in at 50 yards and haven't touched it since.
1711633
best distance to Zero a hammer scope is as far away as you can throw it!!! If you plan on using it on a spring piston gun then you better spend a little more and get a scope that will hold a zero.
118335
the scope was trouble for me as well, i bought a simple red dot holograph and put it on there. worked better.
1156543
Altitude gain. Unit resets to zero each flight. Is it accurate? Can only guess but my calibrated eyeball says its pretty close.
2133632
It depends how far you've sighted zero at ( 50 yrds ,a 100yrds etc ) and the ballistics of the gun you've mounted it on
1404396
The scope is crap, as are most air rifle scopes. Once you get it sighted, the slit east movement will throw it off. I have tried different rifles snd they are all the same - there is no secure rail system to keep it tight. I took mine off and have used the fixed sites, which actually are pretty accurate up to 25 yards.
1934917
Yes you can, however this scope couldnt hold zero and felt alot cheaper than most
260329
Not sure if you are serious or trolling. If it shoot consistently 2" too high. Its already zeroed. Just aim two inches lower and you're good. There is a tiny pin hole you insert the provided tool to adjust the elevation as needed.You gotta be trolling since you wrote 2" haha.
1780917
if you are talking 50+ clicks in MOA (minute of angle) yes it does. after zeroing at 100 yards....loosen the locking screws on the elevation and windage caps and set to zero and retighten. Now you can adjust for elevation and windage and go back to zero easily.
2200069
I have removed mine after every time I go to the range when I get back and clean my M4! Haven't had to fix zero yet. Probably had it off 15 times or so now and mine still hits dead center.