Are the biggest eyes in the front of the range? The one I have seen are like that making difficult to reach controls in the back, when a big pot in us
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Your question uses strange language, but if you mean are the largest heating areas on the front, then yes, the largest is the front right "burner", the next largest is the front left, then then rear left, and the smallest is the rear right.
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I read some where that they were, but I'll tell you, they are well maid. I own 3-on a Mossberg 500,Marlin 308, and Bushmaster 5.56/223, they zero and stay zero'd. They may seem a bit heavy but I hear it's because of the high quality glass they use. I went out after midnight to zero my laser up to my Bushnell ( drop zone) scope, the target was 100 yds. away(another persons mail box, that's why I did it at night + you can see a laser better).One street light about 45 yds. from target and I could still see it well enough to do the job, I almost couldn't see it with the naked eye. Great scopes @ great prices. I read some where that they were, but I'll tell you, they are well maid. I own 3-on a Mossberg 500,Marlin 308, and Bushmaster 5.56/223, they zero and stay zero'd. They may seem a bit heavy but I hear it's because of the high quality glass they use. I went out after midnight to zero my laser up to my Bushnell ( drop zone) scope, the target was 100 yds. away(another persons mail box, that's why I did it at night + you can see a laser better).One street light about 45 yds. from target and I could still see it well enough to do the job, I almost couldn't see it with the naked eye. Great scopes... » Read More I read some where that they were, but I'll tell you, they are well maid. I own 3-on a Mossberg 500,Marlin 308, and Bushmaster 5.56/223, they zero and stay zero'd. They may seem a bit heavy but I hear it's because of the high quality glass they use. I went out after midnight to zero my laser up to my Bushnell ( drop zone) scope, the target was 100 yds. away(another persons mail box, that's why I did it at night + you can see a laser better).One street light about 45 yds. from target and I could still see it well enough to do the job, I almost couldn't see it with the naked eye. Great scopes @ great prices. « Show Less
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Yes in super wide range the legs do come into view while banking on curves. You can always launch and land in your hand and remove the legs when shooting in super wide.
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No. The best thing to do is to keep he knob loose so all you have to move is the range dial. The dial will not move if the knob is loose. It is an excellent sight. Extremely easy install and set up.
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Sorry it took this long to respond...And thanks for your quick response!!Yes, I checked again today and still can't find a decent one w/ that feature.I will give up on that feature now and get this one.p.s. Good to hear that you lived in the front range, you probably miss it now. I knowI would if I have to move. It is a beautiful place to live with surprisingly about 300 sunny days a year.
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The sight is VERY still. It will take some pressure in order to flip the views. I almost ended up bending mine. I would avoid these sights in my opinion.
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No problems . There are lock rings if utilized, that prevent moving of the adj. knobs. I'm a long range shooter and have no idea as to quick target acquisition .
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For me i don't have that problem the third eye pro is very flexible. SO you can position it at really any angle you need it to be. For the spots it cant see you turn your head left and right to scan the whole area behind you , But when you first get this product you might have that problem, you just have to find its sweet spot then you can go on your way. Also with it being a stick on you have full control of where it will be, unlike your glasses mount.
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I'm not sure I understand what you mean exactly. But here are a couple things I would try: Move your sights farther apart (as far as possible), not closer, the longer your sight plane/picture the better accuracy. When sighting, perhaps start with the large open circle reticle, then flip to the small pin-hole after you sight in. Other than that, the only thing I could think of could be that you have the front sight mounted to a gas block, and the rear sight mounted to your flat-top rail. And those two parts are not the same height (gasblock is shorter) If so, move the front sight up onto the quad-rail (if yours has the same height as receiver rail height), if not, you need a gas block height front sight, or a fore end that is the same height as the rail on your receiver. You have to bring the sights onto the same plane, that's the jist of it. And if that still doesn't work, maybe you forgot to open your eye. lol. good luck.
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Speaking solely for my scope and many other 1-4 scopes it's not a true 1x therefore the front sight does not show up. If you really focus hard you might see it but it's in the bottom 1/3 of the viewing area on a 30mm bodied scope.
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PA I am no expert, but I have a firearm setup or two where the front sight is on the periphery ( at the six o`clock position) of the Aimpoint sight picture. It is not a distraction when you are using the Aimpoint focusing on a target. Hope this helps. Bill
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I really don't know how to answer you except to practice with it. I don't have a problem focusing it. I can see great with. You have to put it just about on top of what u want to see. Closing one eye helps too and do use the light it helps alot. Once u get the hang of it tho it'll be easy and its cool to see what u got growing!
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I think it's prefocused. Several inches to infinity, but best at about ten feet.
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Yes but if you focus the NVG's for close range it will not be clear if you look up and far away. I use mine Hog hunting and I do use them walking in and out of the stand. The only issue I have is if I try to look out past about 40 yards when they are focused at close range.
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I have a 46" of this model in a brightly lit room. NO PROBLEMS WHATSOEVER. I was worried too. But, one thing for me is that my window is on the side of my tv not directly behind. I,too, viewed it at several different Best Buys and it worried me how much reflection I saw. However, it's been strange to me. It doesn't seem as reflective since I got it in a home environment. One morning, with the blinds open even...I walked by and looked at the tv and had to stop because for a moment it almost looked matte.
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I found it a very tricky process as it is in a hood over a range. The angle is very awkward. Try wearing rubber gloves and using a gentle pushing and turning maneuver. If you can get one out look at the holes with a flashlight and you can see the Weird configuration you are dealing with. Good luck!
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They are a bit tricky to adjust and get used to. Try holding the binoculars and closing your left eye adjust the ring on the right lens till it's in focus then open your left eye and turn the middle dial until both lens are clear. One set up they are great easy to carry and great for distances my son and I used ours all over Bhutan and were very satisfied! Good luck