I'm new to scopes, I do not see any mention of parallax or adjustable optics. on this. Is this of no concern with this type scope at 20yds at 10x?
1700172
There is focus adjustment on the back end for adjusting ranges ... set it a 50 yards and mid-magnification and adjust if I need to for really close and over 100
1700173
You would not use 10x at 20yds you would drop it to 3. Do not buy this scope! It is absolute junk! It fell apart after one mag! And its heavy for what you get. Again junk!!!!!!
2242632
Nowhere in the book , does it mention " light transmission " . The scope is bright and clear . The parallax is very sensitive as far as color spectrum . I.E. the black bull and rings on target will look red when out of adjustment . Beside the heavy duplex not bad so far . Light transmission is always listed on Nikons , Zeiss etc. But on a $75 dollar scope ? I don't expect it . If light transmission is critical to your application , I recommend buying a real scope ....
518181
The parallax on this scope is set a one hundred yards so thats where it will focus in at. If you shooting at 25 yards you'll never get it to focus clearly. They do make scopes that will focus at all ranges but there designated as AO scopes and you pay a premium for that. I have this same scope in an AO version that I got from Optics Planet, Amazon doesn't appear to sell the AO version.
801416
The 70 Travel Scope can handle a "Shorty Barlow" from the top of the diagonal. The Scope is 70 mm, so It's Magnification Max is 140 power. Your 20 delivers 22.5 Magnification, the 10 mm 45. The Scopes power is the ability to not surpass 2 X the MM appeture (front Lens Diameter) so 70 X 2 +140. A Two times barlow would double your current numbers; a triplet would get you 135 Power with your 10 mm. That's 5 mm under the scope capacity so as not to darken the Picture. This Scope is great BTW, we used It to film the Venus Transit across the Sun and other Dark Sky Objects, great for Landscape photography as well (on a budget :) Though make sure It's a "Shorty" Barlow Lens, some are too long to go into the "top" of the diagonal (you need the Diagonal because It's part of the 450 mm Focal lenght ) from the "tube side" you won't be able to focus. Celestrons shortys work well as Meades. Hope this helps.
58115
No it does not, there is no scopes out there with a built in magnifier; more accurately a variable magnifier. However, you can buy HHA sights, somewhat pricey, but good quality sights which can you can accessorize with a fixed power x2 x4 x6 lens for magnification. I currently have one of their higher models and the construction is top notch. Both sights have their advantages and disadvantages, what you should get depends on 1) the use and 2) affordability. Hope that helps.
1822957
just like with higher end reflex optics there is parallax at close range like to 15 feet but at distance, things you would be targeting with a rifle, it is zero parallax. you can move your head all around and the reticle does not move off target.
1234697
15x magnification min and 40x magnification max. My low-budget binoculars are 10x magnification and the image is much crisper and seemed to be as magnified as the scope. I would not suggest this scope...
1373712
Hi! Not sure of the exact add u speak of, but there is no parallax adjustment. The canted knob towards the back is the illuminated scope adjustment(Red/Green) . Not sure what type of birdies you sending down range, or how far, but I'm using this on a Stag Model 6, 75 grain .223 at 700yrd. No need for Parallax ajustment. I always have a clear image, never any distortion...This has been at day, and at night. This is beyond a good or great buy for your money! Its a steal!! Been prarie dog shooting with it. Love it!!
1347630
1" Tube "High" Rings are minimum. The parallax adjustment is on the objective for this model. It is a 40 mm objective but get rings for 50 due to extra width of parallax. I got high rings and it barely clears on my savage BTV.
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 !!!
1557533
It focuses the scope and adjusts the parallax. As the magnification increases the aim point can shift. Typically below 3 to 9 variables the manufacturer averages the parallax and that is good enough for hunting accuracy a between 50 to 250 yards. Wider variability and increasing accuracy demands or longer distances make it necessary to provide a parallax adjustment.
1359812
Yes, if the eye focus is adjusted correctly for you and the parallax is all the the way down on it' s lowest setting, it will focus down to 10 yards and up to infinity.
757052
Hope my answer is not too late. The included 20mm and 10mm eyepieces reach 50X and 100X power. In daytime landscape viewing, especially a lake in summer, the power might be too much. Mostly you will not see a stable image due to evaporation. I tried viewing farm land in summer, the image was not stable when reached 30X with my other eyepieces. So you probably will need eyepieces with longer focal lengths. You can also try spotting scope with zoom magnification.
1781805
btw...my tasco world class3-9x40mm loses clarity with sundown or lower light. I forgot to note this point in earlier comment. it's a damn good build and buy for the money (51.99) but, more demanding purposes will require a much better scope. p.s. this would not be my combat scope on an ar15 either.
1563550
Adaptive Optics, I believe, is not a feature available to most rifle scopes. I do not think this scope has that feature.
1791913
I wear trifocals and there are adjustments for focus and eye piece, I believe, allows adjustments. I have had no problems when shooting. I did buy a new tripod for it, a table top, and it works great for me. Yes I would buy another!
1582324
Yes the objective lens has a focus adjustment to it by just unscrewing like many scopes, an yes its under the lens cap cover. You can also use the parallax adjustment to really fine tune what ever your looking at thru the scope. For targets I use both, for hunting I just use the parallax. Hope this helps