how is the laser adjusted? Is this scope nitrogen purged?
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screws on the side of housing adjust laser. unsure if purged, but its for air soft so i would say no.
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Laser has two set screws - up/down and right/left. Spring loaded screws very easy to adjust. I bought a 2nd one after I tried out the 1st. Don't know about the nitrogen. Bill
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yes it is purged..You adjust the laser with a small allen set screw on the laser itself. Elevation and windage. very nice scope for the price. I've been having mine for a couple months and haven't had any problems with it. I suggest getting some blue loctight for the set screws on the laser. They are kind of loose. Zero in your scope at 50 yards. Then when it gets dark set a target at 50 yards, put loctight on setscrews, look through your scope, move laser to crosshairs. Done..
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Centered just below the light. You have to adjust for your preferred distance but will stay true on windage. It's an awesome light. I keep a quarter in my pocket to crank down the set screw when I mount it. Laser holds pretty true between remounts which takes about 20 seconds. I highly recommend it and it works and looks awesome on my sig 226 MK25.
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It sounds defective. All of the reticle colors illuminate brightly on mine. And I have been able to adjust windage and elevation to zero the scope although it did take a lot of clicks on the screws.
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I just screwed the front most screw on the bottom until flush "it was sticking out about a 1/16 of an inch" then I adjusted the elevation screw "back bottom" , then the center sight screw "side".This worked for me so far. that front screw holds the laser in place i think when i turned that screw in it moved both adjustments out of wack at the same time, but i couldent just leave it sticking out there to get snagged on somthing.
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Not a sniper here or really qualified to say. However, took it out to the range for the first time last week. Found optics to be really clear and focused. Took awhile to get zeroed in but once did, it was fine. It you would like, I am going back out in a couple days again and will let you know if it held zero.
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Yes, they are nitrogen purged, according to page 7 (english section) of the Monarch 5 Instruction manual which covers the 8x42, 10x42 and 12x42DCF models, it states, "Nitrogen-filled design makes them resistant to condensation and mold." Your second question has already been answered, but yes, there is a central adjustment that affect both eyepieces simultaneously while the right eyepiece has a secondary adjustment. This allows you to, if necessary to adjust both eyepieces to different foci. Additionally, both eyecups rotate and ratchet outwards which guides your eyes into the right distance from the eyepiece that allows easy full field view. These binocs are excellent and I love them...
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there should be tiny horizontal and vertical adjustment screws and a tool that came with it to adjust the beam - make sure it is firmly mounted on your gun and then adjust up and down - note which direction of the screw turn moves it which way. I find a laser sight tool invaluable for this task and they are not expensive. just line up the dots for the laser and the sight tool at the distance you want to zero in on and you are good to go. and it is a good idea to recheck it when you change the batteries or have fired much since it may lose zero.
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I apologize, but I don't remember if you could make adjustments with the caps on or not. I returned this scope when I got it due to poor quality and the reticule being out of square. I went with the Nikon P-223 9x40 instead (bought through Amazon). I've been very happy with the Nikon. I was really excited about the BSA until I actually got it and realized what a POS it was. Maybe mine was just an isolated case...but the For a little more money the Nikon is hands down a better scope.
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Look on the side of the laser. There is a small vertical handle with lines on it. Push it in slightly and turn it counter-clockwise. Needle nose pliers helps.
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These are nitrogen purged as are most quality binoculars. Some manufactures now offer argon purge but genrally considered higher cost with minimal additional benefits. There is a single adjustment in middle for both tubes. The right eyepiece has the fine focus so that you can adjust for vision differences between you eyes.
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I think they are nitrogen purged. There is the standard single adjustment in middle, and then the right eyepiece has the fine focus so that you can adjust the binos for varying vision in both eyes. I am a birder for work, and I love these binos.
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Its all about the mounting height of the magnifier and the red dot. That being said, as long as you get them close, the magnifier does have internal adjustments.
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planetmike, if you have a drill motor; electric, or battery operated, you can carefully seat the boresite into the chuck and tighten it down just enough so that it will not come out. make sure that the drill motor is secured to the bench-table etc. so that it doesn't move or slide around. if this is done properly your boresite will be centered to itself. turn the site on and slowly allow the drill to spin while projecting the lasr beam onto a wall, screen, etc. and check to see if the laser stays on the same spot. if it does then it's centered. if it doesn't then you'll have to start to adjust the axis of the laser with the small adjustment slots on the lasers side. i have never know of these to be off to where one has to make these adjustments. if you do start to adjust the axis it will take time and patience! good luck. john
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That's the compartment for the green/red illumination on the scope, the flat quarter-sized battery goes there. The back of the laser screws off like a flashlight and there is space in the tube for the four button-shaped batteries.
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The laser is a direct, straight beam that comes out of the muzzle.. Unlike actual bullets/ barrels, the tend to be mostly lined up.There is no direct adjustment... Its just close.I recommend the SIRT pistols, I own several of these kind of products (purchased off Amazon), and this one is terrible. Cry once, or cry twice..Heck, I tried to give mine away and after most of my friends used the other brands/products I own, no one wanted the LaserLyte. This pistol will end up in the trash.
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There are two Caps at the top and side of the Scope .You Have To Unscrew them and Do Your Elevation and Your Wyndage by firing off a couple shots or maybe using a bore laser .
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You only have to adjust two of the screws, the frontmost underneath for elevation and the side screw for windage. Be careful, once you get the screw to the proper depth very small (1/4 turn or so) adjustments will move the laser quite a bit, you will know when you are there. I have shot my .40 cal with no problems with this laser, it stays where I set it.