Will the scope be sighted when it comes?
1135504
One of ours was right on straight out the box, the other one took just a couple adjustments. They love their guns!
1135505
Offcourse not. A scope has to be sighted for the riffle AND the shooter. Follow the info on the following youtube video and your accuracy will greatly improve: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COoXVpGfXQEWith my Hornet and the scope that it came with I place my pellets dead center at 22 yards. I will have to increase my range now.
1135506
NO, after you mount the scope fire a test round at the target. That will tell you if you need to adjust the scope up, down or sideways. For instance my first round was 3'' higher than the 1" target so I adjusted the scope using the top adjustment (remove the plastic cover by unscrewing it) adjusting it in the down arrow direction two clicks after each shot until it was on target. The side adjustment is if the round is off target sideways, use the same one or two clicks to adjust until on target. Hope this helps, papa john
340584
No, you cannot see the iron sights when installed, so must commit to optics.
572211
In my opinion, No. This is a very cheap, although serviceable, telescope. It is not very big and is not conducive to precise settings. It is just not designed to be a top notch scope. Putting expensive eye pieces on it would not help appreciably, but they certainly would improve the view over the EP that come with the scope.
1822396
Yes it will. It will be a little hard to close if both have scopes on them.
1222510
depends on your rings that you use. that will determine whether the scope will hit the rear gun sight.
1534187
I'm not really sure... but the red dot that in the scope is perfect and it shows up in the day time very well. Love the scope!
1680471
don't know, I bought a universal cover. don't have the scope at current house to look.
1396701
It will sit on the top pof the rail so yes more than likely you will see the front sight post in the scope. Really I regret buying this scope. Save up for a better scope. It is poorly made.
845694
No, I mounted it to the rail and looked through it and I could see the red dot and the front sight. Remember, I was looking down the hallway at home. Out at the range you can't see the red dot in sunlight. It's hard to sight in a scope if you can't see the dot.
558283
Yes it will, as long as you have a clear shot from one object to another. The only downside is locating a red dot on the sunny day.
966221
No, the scope is a good scope, very clear, very bright, and nice viewing area, you'll be satisfied with it I'm sure.
1261425
No, afraid not. It offers neither of those features. Great scope, otherwise!
2233856
It will be in the scope. However it is not as if it is blocking the recticle at all. I do not consider it an issue at all. You can perceive its presence at the bottom of the recticle but in no way interferes with my shooting.
1987510
Yes, and that is one of the things I like best about this scope. Even when everything is functioning properly, during bright daylight, you can' even really see the illumination. I don't care about that. In lower light conditions, I love the green illumination, and it is very bright. The little extra money for the illumination is worth it. I love mine!
1364593
Won't be an issue - the scope is solid. Just use a quality mounting system. Have fun sniping
1572478
Yes, the optics on the scope are excellent. I think the main thing youwould be concerned with is having the right mounting for the scope.
421436
No, but I purchased a Scopecoat that covers both the sight and the magnifier, it's fairly inexpensive and it works great, it's made out of neoprene and stretches over both optics.