I have a tasco pro point plus (red dot Scope) and I need to know the battery size for that scope. The scope is a PDP3CMP Thanks for any help.

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Depends on the model:
Model PDP2....... (1) CR2032
Model PDP3........(2) CR2032
Model PDP3CMP..(2) DL1/3N or 2L76
Model PDTS1 32..(1) CR2032

there should be a slot under neith the scope with a screw. unscrew it.

Here is the Tasco site for a manual on your scope. http://www.tasco.com/products/manuals/TascoProPoint6LIM.pdf It tells you the different battery's you can use. Hope this helps Fix Ya up.

2032

No, that doesn't sound stupid. It's always a good idea to get all the information before using firearms and their accessories, and I'm happy to help:

The large knob on top of the scope is the rheostat, which is used to turn on the red dot, and adjust the brightness. It can be adjusted from "1" (dimmest) to "11" (brightest). You'll have to be looking straight down the scope to see the red dot, since it is only visible when you're aiming. If you turn on the scope to the brightest setting, and you look through like you are aiming, and the red dot is still not there (or very dim) then you probably need to replace the battery. It uses a 3 Volt coin-style lithium battery, type 2032. Unscrew the battery compartment on top of the rheostat and put the new battery "+" side up. Then replace the battery cover, and you should be good to go. Turn off the scope when you're done to save the batteries.

Since you bought the rifle with the scope already installed, it's probably already sighted in, or pretty close to being sighted in. Adjusting the windage and elevation on the red dot scope works just like other rifle scopes. The knob on top moves the point of impact up/down, and the knob on the side moves left/right. For this model, each click of adjustment moves the point fo impact by 1/2" at 100 yds, 1/4" at 50 yds, or 1/8" at 25 yds.

Be safe, and have fun!

Here is a manual, which will give the battery size and number for your model. Tasco Red dot Pro.

The PDP3CMP takes DL1/3N or 2L76 (2)

can you be more specific, what is the name and, model number of your optic kit, is it leapers?

Tasco's Contact Information is here

Thier website didnt have an information on scopes that old that i could see. however if you contact them im sure they would know what size the battery needs to be, and would be happy to refer you to a place to purchase them (if not a product they themselves supply)

NOTE Tasco is a European company residing in Spain Madrid. You may be asked to send it overseas to be identified? (worst case scenario) if this is the case be sure to purchase a number of batteries for the device to make it somewhat cost effective

:) (I couldnt find the battery type as i dont know exactly what scope you have :(

Brad