on the yardage turret does it go in 50 or 100 yard increments?
1126333
The "yardage turret" as you put it is actually used to dial out parallax at specific ranges, not to define yardage. It is designed to eliminate parallax errors at the range you are shooting. Sight on the object you intend to shoot, then turn the parallax turret until you get a clear image. Parallax error is then eliminated at that range.
1126334
Neither. there is no "yardage turrent". There is a parallax adjustment turrent on which the gradation varies from 50 yards to infinity (actually it might go down to 25 yards? I'd have to check). the parallax adjustment is the turrent on the left if you are looking through the scope. the windage and elevation turrents are adjustable with each click being 1/4 inch at 100 yards (NOT M.O.A). this is actually very helpful if you have the appropriate ballistic chart with inches of drop at various ranges, you can very quickly dial in the elevation adjustment from 100 yard zero to whatever you want it to be. This scope is designed to be shot with the .308 caliber 168 grain HPBT round, and the "inches" of adjustment will be different for different bullet weights and (consequently) velocities/trajectories.
1171832
It will focus out to as far as you can see. From 10yards to "infinity" but yeah few hundred yards is more like it. Unless you are putting it on a high power PCP Air gun then its really too much scope.
1599460
No it does not but the turrets can be slipped after you set your zero at whatever distance you like so you always can find it easily.
841429
When put together proper & tightened it is good for 50 yards. A proper distance for whatever you need. With that being said, I think if you take the sights off & just practice it can be even further. I shot it well over 100 yards by elevating it 6 inches or so.
2149304
20moa bases will only give you the full range of the come up in your scope. At 1000 yards a 30-06 needs about 40 moa of come up if the scope doesnt have that much travel, bases wont help. Another thing to consider you might not be able to turn your scope low enought to get a 100 yard zero using this base it varies with every gun. in other words you might be shooting 10 inches high at 100 yards and the scope adjustment would be bottomed.
1782001
1 inch clusters at 100 yards no problem. Will go much further. Big game deadly at 70 yards and under.
125164
I have it sighted in at 100yards,but I do not have a 500 yard range available to me. So I'm sorry if that's not good enough for you. I'm not wasting a bunch of lead on paper.
745565
at less than 100 yds. it seems to zero in on small objects such as birds for me
1535401
With this, generally you're looking at about 100 yards. You could squeeze more out of it, but you'd be pushing it. Look elsewhere if you want to reach out further than that.
1315302
Honestly, I haven't tried it at that range. However, at 100-200 yds it is fantastic.
98179
I use this product at 100 yards--it was okay at that distance---I do not think it would be good past 200 yards
2133631
I had it zeroed at 50 yards I don't need this for much more then that. But I'm sure you can zero at 100 yards
289660
50 would be pushing it unless you had a spotting scope to assist. 25 should be ok if you use a bright white target.
1319919
Mine has a multi-grain turret for elevation.It allows you to compensate for 17 grain bullets and 20 grain bullets up to 300 yards without having to sight your optic in for a different grain bullet.No need to change the turret or nob for elevation, one turret does both.Great system!
1622324
No, I've only shot it on a pistol at 25 yards. I've never used it to shoot at something 100 yards away, but it is much brighter than my other, more expensive, red lasers that I have mounted on other pistols. (Crimson trace and Laser Max).
247617
I m not sure about the first 100 feet. But I m sure its not precise. By moving.the watch up and.down a bit it shows few feet changes.
1350642
I don't know exactly. But it is adjustable from flood to spot modes and works great at 300+ yards with my Pulsar 750 night scope for hunting varmints at night.