Questions & Answers for: scope adjustment

...scope movement.ie.if you hit your target two inches low and you move the adjustment the appropriate number of clicks towards "up", will you hit higher or lower turn adjustment counterclockwise to ...

...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 the gun ...

...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 do I adjust the range adjustment back to mark 0 without ...

it may move four clicks up. it will not repeat adjustments. When you make your adjustment tap on the scope with a small screw driver handle a few times before you fire her. Work slow and tap as you go

...adjustment to the left several clicks but my scope fails to adjust. my question is will the adjustment (right/left)dial keep turning or will it eventaully stop when adjusted all the way. It will stop ...

...is to it, adjust in small steps and tap on the barrel of the scope with a screw driver handle (light taps) after each adjustment before firing the gun. NO. TURN THE ADJUSTMENTS UP AND TO THE

...adjustment on the turrets? if so try packing the scope out with 35mm film under the body of the scope and reclamping it,,,or do you mean it just wont adjust? the tesco rifle scope is a realy cheep ...

...scope's adjustment in the DOWN direction. If you want to move the direction the scope is looking left or right, turn the windage adjustment on the RIGHT side of the scope left or right to look where ...

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

...scope. 5. AO ring - Parralax adjustment - used to focus the scope at specific distances. Most markings are not exact, you should set it at the range you are shooting and fine tune focus when you look ...