Looks like the Red dot gets in the way of the variable zoom adjustment, how annoying is it while shooting to adjust? or not a big deal?
1567297
It depends how much you plan on using it. When I'm hunting, I take the red dot completely off. When I'm just target shooting, I leave it on. I wouldn't buy this for the red dot attachment. It is a really cheap red dot. If you plan on using the scope for hunting I wouldn't use the red dot at all.
1567298
I purchased this sight system for a son. He seems to like it and has had no problems with the sighting system. Hope this helps you out.
2124679
yes, but it can really bug the person you are shooting as the the (red)light is very bright. My wife complained about this so I had to deliberately turn off this feature. Be careful when pointing this (on a low-light condition)to a baby!!
1357846
Ron, I just bought one of these. Wondered if you found a scope, red dot, etc. that you liked. Thanks.
750392
No, you have to preset the zoom before going down. Other then that, definitely use flash attachment.
2166502
Yes. It's handled it on mine just fine. Not like there's much to throw off on a red dot anyway.
1652409
Not sure, I dont think I ever used it. After turning it on and seeing 3-4 red dots, I took it off permanently and bought a real holo sight.
89440
Your scope or in my case reddot does the tightening, this piece is just sandwiches in. Got mine on a 22 leveraction and the kids have been shooting it alot squirral hunting and at the range with no problems.
1190670
I found the gun to be very accurate at about 23'. However the fixed sights were terrible. In my case, it caused the gun to shoot &gt;6" low at the 23'.I added a red dot sight, and quarter size groups are now typical through 2 1/2 clips (~40 shots). I am shooting RWS Superdomes (preferred) and RWS Diablo Basic.
518183
sounds like you need to adjust the eye piece, " the lens nearest your eye ". There's a lock ring behind the zoom adjustment , loosen this ring and twist the eye piece to meet your needs. Hope this helps you.
1485838
Thank you for the response. But that is not it. I have walked through all the "Aspect' setting and the problem still exists in each area. It is very bad in the zoom setting.
415185
you are doing it right. the distance between your eyes and the end piece of the magnifier is what's called "eye relief". if you look into the eye piece closer, you'll get the bump in your eyes and might bruise it during firing (because of recoil). You'll have to train yourself for this to get used to it. Its the proper way. You're doing just fine.
197225
You'll need to zero the red dot/green dot on the distance you're comfortable with. Me, it was 100 yards. There is no magnification and is easy to pick up.
985659
The scope is variable, as you know but the aiming point (dot within a circle) does not change in size with power change. It is, strictly, not a "reticle"--which connotes a crosshair. I don't know what you mean by a magnified red dot.
588369
Those are the settings for whatever condition you are shooting in.............they adjust themselves when on automatic......I'm not very techy with all this, so just let it do it's "thing".............
211399
Not red dot. It has crosshairs with distance compensating lines. I recommend this package. I'm pleased with mine.
1177674
... I haven't had any trouble with that.. mine is on a .308 rem 700 sps... she's holding steady...If your looking at the reviews your probably seeing a bad scope that circulated around I had it myself.. it wouldn't zoom in it just got really blurry... DO NOT ORDER THE USED SCOPE that is it...
1971437
Due to the fact that it has a 1.5x zoom on the lowest power, the front sight post looks distorted and is distracting when trying to quickly get on target. When dialed above 3x or so the front post disappears, but it is still a nuisance to have on the lower powers (in my opinion).