how do I zero the scope
1574151
Take off the vertacle and horizontal adjustment caps pick a distance 20-30 yards and shoot and adjust over and over till zeroed in after that you have to aim higher or lower depending on your target
1574152
Run the horizontal adjustment all the way to one end, count the click to the other end and then adjust to the middle (i.e. if there are 20 clicks, go to the end and adjust back 10). Do the same on the vertical. Then starting fairly close to the target, say 20 feet, fire and adjust as necessary to zero. Once your on zero, move back and repeat until your at the range you want to shoot at. It's a good idea to lightly tap the adjustment knobs after each adjustment to set the cross hairs.
2200072
I haven't removed the scope, so I am sorry to say I can't answer your question.
326017
I put it on my 5.56 and it would never hold zero. And it's extremely foggy when magnified... Don't waste your money
1298701
The scope is 14.5" long (15" with lens caps closed. If I understand your other question, I started out zeroing the scope on a 25 yd. range, then moved to a 50 yd. range, and finally to a 100 yd. range. Minimum elevation adjustments were required at the different ranges, but zooming in and out at those individual distances appeared to keep the scope's zero setting in place. Thus far, I am very happy with it.
2260944
Directions were stuck up in the lid on mine. Look closely up there.The small set screw on the lower part of the left side is a lock screw. Loosen it before making any windage or elevation changes and tighten it when you are done. Clicks are 1 MOA. Make sure you get the reticle setting clicked solidly in place too. It will mess up the zero if you do not have it in the center.
44285
Yep. I put a 4x25 scope on mine and zeroed it in at 25 yards. Its safe enough for a kid to start with. Make sure you buy the .177 pellets that are pointed and not the .22 pellets cause they are too large.
882552
This will work, I tried it. Put gage on a solid surface like your tablesaw table. Set zero. move it to the surface you want to measure and set zero again. Now put it back on the reference surface and it will display the difference. It will remember the zero point and give you the difference when you move it to another location.
2001932
If moved to another spot you would have to re-zero. If put in the same spot after removal you should be within one MOA of your original zero.
1607914
I use Energizer 1632. Best to get a few as they don"t last long and it's easy to forget to turn the scope off. Hope this helps
50621
Go to shooting mode. Go to program mode "P",press the menu to accept. Use the left arrow back to shooting mode. scroll down to white balance. Use the right arrow and select which balance to use and press the menu again. Press the disp/back to exit the menu. It's easier than it sounds.
953892
Yes you can. I was surprised to see my negative review was not on the product page for this scope. I sent 2 of them back. Would not stay zeroed in. Then I bought 2 (made by Bushnell) Millett 4-16x50 Illuminated Tactical Riflescopes (30mm Tube, .1 mil Click), Matte and am completely satisfied. Beware, hope this helps.
1149956
Aloha John,That I don't know..I do know that this item is only a guide to centering..you'll still have to fine tune your zero by shooting!Sorry..I know that didn't answer your question brah.Al
715549
After about 300 rounds thru my MN, the scope stopped holding zero. It was great before that. Mine at least worked one day then just couldn't hold zero the next. Mount is a brass stacker and it's rock solid. I initially gave the scope good reviews but that was before shooting it a bunch.
196562
You need to zero your sight first without magnifier (slide away). Then you need to adjust magnifier.
1887372
Yes. Once you have the rifle zeroed in you can loosen the small screws on the windage and elevation knobs and set the dials to zero.
1459817
Scope has held zero on the two range trips i have used it on, i have it on a ar-15, and works well.
1010863
I would zero at 25 and then tweak at 50. This a good scope for 50 to 100 yards. I also have the P-223 3-9X40 for longer distances. I've read good things about the P-223, but haven't had much time to use them yet.