Does the objective bell have a ring that unscrews, so the parallax can be adjusted? Is there any way to do it?
764452
Yes there is a ring, but to the question whether you can unscrew it I would say NO. This scope is filled with Nitrogen Gas and if you break the seal, the gas will leak out, therefore your scope will turn cloudy. This is how I ruined one scope in the past. I recommend just getting a scope with Adjustable Objective. I recently bought a Barska AO 3-12x40mm. I love it, and I get adjust it to be crystal clear at any distance.
1582324
Yes the objective lens has a focus adjustment to it by just unscrewing like many scopes, an yes its under the lens cap cover. You can also use the parallax adjustment to really fine tune what ever your looking at thru the scope. For targets I use both, for hunting I just use the parallax. Hope this helps
555895
Yes, it is a clamp on additional bracket. One removes the insignia cover on the hinge between the two objective lenses and uses the threaded bolt that comes with the bracket to attach it. The right angle configuration of the bracket works just fine with a unipod, which is how I used it to watch rowing races.
2186832
I just purchased this camera and there isno set screw on the base. What I did to unscrew the base ring from the housing was to take a flat bar and position it across two of the slots in the ring to give you leverage seeing as the base ring is hard to grasp. Use your other hand to hold the body and it unscrewed effortlessly. Just make sure you thread the wiring through the base ring and position in one of the 4 slots prior to tightening the screws. The camera works much better than the 480 tvl cameras usually supplied by bundled security packages.
1493559
When you ate handling the rifle, for the eyepiece, you so.ply push the spring button and the cover flips up. You Dont want to have to find the button and technically push back against you to open the objective lens. You simply thumb it forward and it pops open. It makes a lot more sense when you actually use it.
413624
I have posted on this scope before. It is not a reliable scope, at least for me, as I could never get it to ZERO. If you cant get the scope to zero, parallax is irrelevant. Assuming you CAN get this scope to zero at some range, you can use the poor man's parallax determination technique. It is painful, but it may help you find the parallax distance. When parallax is set correctly, you should be able to move your eye VERY SLIGHTLY left to right and up and down. If the TARGET stays in the crosshairs, you have found your parallax distance. If the target dances around the crosshairs, you have NOT found the correct parallax. I would recommend setting up targets every 5 yards from 25 to 100 yards(assuming you are using this as a rifle scope not an air rifle scope). This should help you locate the parallax. Most scopes would be at 100 yards, but I do not know what this scope is set up for. I would recommend this link http://www.pyramydair.com/article/What_does_AO_mean_September_2005/25 for some discussion on Adjustable Objective. The idea is to turn the objective bell while watching your target. When the view becomes clear, the parallax is correct. Also, a number of these AO scopes place DISTANCES on the bell. This can be used for adjusting your scopes to hit higher or lower (for people that have an understanding of scope DOPE). Either way, you should be able to get your parallax under control with the AO adjustments or a fixed adjustment of the AO at a known distance. All of my longer range optics have a separate adjustment knob for parallax excluding the 2.5-10 which has a fixed parallax at 100 yards. My 5.5 -25 and 5-22 and the 4-30 ALL have parallax adjustments on the side of the scope. Hope this helps.
20044
I am not sure you people know what this guy is talking about. Better scopes have a ring that allows you to spin the whole scope and thereby alter the effective angle of the eyepiece. Yes, this scope does have that. You can spin the scope so that you have the eyepiece at eye level, or upside down or however you like it.No, you cannot change the angle of the eyepiece relative to the scope, but you can for instance flip the scope over for looking over a cliff.
1552355
There is a tiny set screw underneath where the barrel meets the eyepiece. Loosen that and you can swap them.
427938
The base and the scope are two different pieces and the screws holding them together must come up from the bottom. I have mine mounted and sighted and therefore I don't want to take it off. I know that Cabbalas has these in their display case here in Grand Junction ( at a higher price ) Maybe you you could look at one and determine if what you want to do is possible. I hope that I have been of some help.
2131993
Each dial has an indicator ring that can be moved to index zero, but there are no set screws in the dials themselves to loosen, set, and re-tighten. That feature is on the TAC models, but those are imported, not made in the USA.
240547
No, it could not be adjusted despite being advertised as having an adjustable ringer. I got "taken" on this one. Beware!
314026
Yes, you can certainly change the focus using the ring. The Hoodman works great. Just did an outside shoot today and let my clients see through it to view photos during the session. They need to adjust it for their eyesight as well. Hope this helps. :)
115929
Parallax free ,I can change head position right or lift If you can see the dot it well hit on the dot
1009910
I do not see a way to open this thing up so I doubt you can adjust the springs. It is self centering, and you can make fine adjustments to the joystick axisis by using the two adjustment wheels on the unit. The unit works great, you can call CH if you need tech help, but you probably will not need to.
1345202
I think millet makes that camo pattern mounts or check the dnz brand . And I'm pretty sure you need to go with medium height mounts because the bell is so big . I'm not sure what type of adjustment your talking about . Sorry I couldnt be of anymore help .
967599
Yes, there is a diopter adjustment (very small) dial just to the left of the view finder.
857271
No, my husband attached it without removing the grips. Clear, loud sound from a small bell!