Questions & Answers for: adjusting scope

scope when adjusting a scope, the elevation has a up marking with an arrow. is this indicating the correction or the scope movement.ie.if you hit your target two inches low and you move the adjustment

zeroing scope adjustment while zeroing with my tasco scope the windage adjustment is to the max please advise. First, adjust wind-age and elevation to center or zero position. Remove your scope from ...

Adjusting Range on Redfield Scope I have a Redfield 3X9 scope with a range adjustment 200-300-400 etc on the same dial as the up and down adjustment.After I have the scope sighted in @ 100 yards,how ...

rifle scope will not track with the adjustments my Leoupold VXIII 6x24 rifle scope will not track with the adjustments. If I move it two clicks up it may not move at all. shoot the rifle a couple of ...

i have a nikon 3x9 rifle scope. im shooting about 3" to the right.i moved the adjustment to the left several clicks but my scope fails to adjust. my question is will the adjustment (right/left)dial ...

i have a redfield 3x9 rifle scope and looking for tips on sightin i have a redfield 3x9 rifle scope and looking for some pointers on how to adjust. if i am shooting down and to the left, do i adjust ...

i have a 3-12 by 40 rifle scope made by tasco i dont have thewaranty paper work any more and the cross hairs wont adjust any more what do i do i dont realy understand what you mean by "the cross hairs

sight adjustments How do you make sight adjustments on the sportview scope It's a common misconception that you are moving the bullet's impact on the target... the bullet is hitting where the rifle is

i have the 6x18x65LU atn rifle scope. I had the scope mounted to my 30-06 on two 1" weaver rails. the scope keeps sliding forward though the adjustable scope rings. I've been recentering the scope and

I have a Simmons Model ATV 4515 rifle scope. other I have a Simmons Model ATV 4515 rifle scope. other numbers are 4.5-14x40 WA/AO Variable power adjustment, then has up front the 35 foot to infinity ...