Does this have cross hair's/ please advise...my scope don't have so its hard to zero-in. I thought having cross-hair's will help/ ???
1256892
Yes it does have cross hairs. And if I'm not mistaken it's got tick marks going up and down left to right on the cross hairs
1942816
Yes, I have only set it up to check (and play with the dog) but it does display a prominent cross hair image. The crosshair lines are not super fine so if you need pinpoint scientific accuracy it could be a factor.
258999
I think that what is confusing you is some are saying it has "visibility" dial and some are saying that it does not. The "visibility dial" is used to focus in your cross hairs only. You would want your cross hairs as clear and crisp as possible. However, you CANNOT adjust the magnification of this scope. IT is a straight 4X magnification. If you buy a scope with magnification adjustment, it will say something like 3 x 9 adjustable magnification.This is a good scope for a .22 caliber up to 75 to 100 yards. I have seen these mounted on .22 caliber handguns with raised rings so that the shooter can use the Iron sight or the scope. I think that what is confusing you is some are saying it has "visibility" dial and some are saying that it does not. The "visibility dial" is used to focus in your cross hairs only. You would want your cross hairs as clear and crisp as possible. However, you CANNOT adjust the magnification of this scope. IT is a straight 4X magnification. If you buy a scope with magnification adjustment, it will say something like 3 x 9 adjustable magnification.This is a good scope for a .22 caliber up to 75 to 100 yards. I have seen these mounted on .22 caliber handguns with... » Read More I think that what is confusing you is some are saying it has "visibility" dial and some are saying that it does not. The "visibility dial" is used to focus in your cross hairs only. You would want your cross hairs as clear and crisp as possible. However, you CANNOT adjust the magnification of this scope. IT is a straight 4X magnification. If you buy a scope with magnification adjustment, it will say something like 3 x 9 adjustable magnification.This is a good scope for a .22 caliber up to 75 to 100 yards. I have seen these mounted on .22 caliber handguns with raised rings so that the shooter can use the Iron sight or the scope. « Show Less
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The cross hairs show up as a normal scope the battery is only used if you want to illuminate the reticles. I use mine without the battery unless I'm going night hunting to help see the cross hair
1414939
yes that might work. when i bought mine the cross hairs broke. i've also had problems with the scopes turning on me
633883
I'm going to say that it won't stay zero'ed in. After several hundred rounds I am having trouble keeping it sighted in. It seems to be built well but is now getting out of adjustment easily. Hope this helps.
617062
No! This is only for mounted scopes to insure the scope crosshairs are close to level, and that it is close hitting the target after mounting the scope, and to insure the crosshairs are on target after rough days in the field.
220925
Mine has so far. holding zero is also dependent on your scope mount. so buy a good mount like the BRASS STACKER.
819613
Only the reticle (cross hairs) from the eye piece. The object (view) could not be. I have been told by a friend that some scopes have another adjustment on the other end that adjusts range focus (I'm not sure about that). Honestly, I am not sure if mine was not just defective, or just too cheap for proper focus. I my case I wanted a scope that was useful at a distance that was further than I could simply use open sights. I mean why else buy a scope?
149130
Hey Mathew T. The same thing happened to my scope. You get what you pay for I guess... and no u couldn't make a replacement because you wouldn't be able to move the crosshair with the turrets and you would have no way of zeroing the scope
1272065
Nah, just uses a pinpoint of light in the spotting scope to show where you're aiming. IMHO, they tried to force an advancement on the old crosshairs system and it just isn't worth the trouble. It doesn't align as easily as crosshairs and is more difficult to aim with, which means it's a step back for the only two purposes it serves.
789140
I have the same problem. I tried hard to find out the solution for this problem and regretfully gave up. We should write a letter to the manufacturer about it. What I have done is to by myself a scope so the front sight misalignment does not interfere with my shooting.
2220188
I think so Deborah. I have it on my 270 and does great . the crosshairs are fine with a single small black dot in center.
691435
I'm a right handed shooter but have my scope mounted on the left. If you're worried about Parallax Error forget it , this scope doesn't care where you're point of view is. But take into review that my converter is backing up an Aim Point Patrol , that has no Parallax error. Other scopes? ... I don't know !!!
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It doe's not have sighing, But if you dial in the scope to accurate cross hairs, It's spot on accurate ! You can go on you-tube and there are several videos on this that show exactly how to do that! This is an awesome rifle, , Hope this helps you !Thomas Dye
1680071
I did 25yards, then 35,40,45, and50 for the 5 crosshairs. Worked for me. Closer shots will be hi.
343990
In my estimation if it goes back the exactly same way you took it off and nothing has been altered or changed with the scope settings or scope rings and or mount rail settings then it should work fine. The better part of valor though in my thinking is never hurts to check out your guns accuracy before going hunting especially. Can't swap the scope and mounts to another weapons though and expect the same accuracy as the one it was on. Every gun has it's own idiosyncrasies and is unique unto it's self.