this might be a stupid question, but does the 20x-60x means that this scope has the capability of "zooming in"?
615923
Yes. This measurement means that it has variable magnification. It will magnify from 20x to 60x zoom. The "x80mm" number describes the diameter of the objective lens ( the one farthest from your eye) . the larger the objective lens, the more light it captures = brighter picture.
615924
Yes, that is correct. It should be 20-60X80 like a scope that is veritable power. 80mm is the objective lens size. 20 power is the low magnification, 60 the max.
615925
Yes, start at 20 power and zoom up to 60 power.anything over 40 power needs to be very stable. Like a solid tripod.
615926
Yes, start at 20 power and zoom up to 60 power. anything over 40 power needs to be very stable. Like a solid tripod.
951078
Yes, the optical viewfinder does zoom in and out with the lens ... you can also see my review on youtube ... type in the search block kblakney61 and look for my review on my Fujifilm X10 .. thanks .. Ken B.
417792
By rotating this dial you will be able to adjust the zoom capability of the scope from 3x to 7x magnification and that in between. This is typical of most scopes with a variable zoom.
1449308
No you dont. The term 'focal length multiplier', and I am assuming you are referring to this number, does nothing to your focal length. It is a horrible term. It is your FOV (field of view) that changes.
188443
No magnification means unlimited eye relief. Has large aperture also, so large field of view.You can mount as far forward as you want.
323549
It works good on 60×. The picture and focus is not the best, but I use mine for vamming Morgan silver dollars. I bought mine elsewhere for cheaper.
2249502
First off its not a scope it's a optic which is a red/green targeting dot. The 1x means no magnification. If you can see out at 200 yards you might hit the target deping how hiw accurately you zero the cross T. If you want magnification/zoom buy a actual scope. And magnifier does not work on this because the shape is odd.
1735324
40x is a magnification high enough that steady hands and immobile rest are critical for a good view. 40x is tricky to visually "navigate" but excellent clarity once focused. 20 x (pictured) is decent as well . It is like a small magnifying glass with a tiny led light. good for larger items . Both work well.
2173896
Not at all. From the description, it is supposed to help people with imperfect vision. I found it pretty useless as I have 20/20. It further seemed like I was looking down a paper towel roll. I am very interested in their other magnifier which can work with a variety of others. Primary Arms makes one but I haven't seen any side by side comparisons.
1023591
No it is not. You can get a riser or you might be able to zoom past it with your scope.
2145154
No, because you don't need that high a magnification. I bought mine to go on a high powered rifle. For a shot gun, you don't shoot that far, a 4X or less scope would be easier for you to zero in on target.
403541
I think it's a little overstated, it does have decent zoom but I'm a little skeptical about it being 4x, more like 3x tops...and it's quite heavy to me but it's still a nice scope for the money.
1261425
No, afraid not. It offers neither of those features. Great scope, otherwise!
2213967
The multi-coated 80mm objective lens delivers 77% brighter views than a 60mm scope, and the built in zoom lens produces sharp images from 20X all the way up to 60X magnification. The short answer is 60 power.
83319
The camera does have it's own magnification factor. I think it is 15X. I know it is different from my normal 10X and 20X so I have to view the image on the computer to understand the framing.
343802
Yes it does. It took me a while to find it, but if you click on the display button twice it should be on top. You can zoom 2x or 4x. Hope that helps :)
466968
No, it's a fixed magnification. You can adjust the focus by getting closer or farther away from the object you're magnifying.