I don't see how you adjust the parallax. The add says side parallax adjustment, but only 2 adjusting turrets. Am I missing something?
1373709
There is no parallax adjustment. Only windage and elevation turrets and the illumination dial. If you haven't already bought it don't. Mine won't hold zero through the cleaning of my rifle. There is no direction marker on the turrets, you have to guess. Also the mil-dot is a gimmick. The dot size does not increase in respect to your target as you move up in power therefore you cannot properly use your mil-dot calculations to range your target. Scope rings are a little cheap too. Hope this helped.
1373710
There is no parallax on this scope..I dont know why the ad states there is a parallax adj on it. But in General I really liked this scope. I put it on my Mosin Nagant
1373711
I don't know. I only had this scope mounted on my rifle for 1 day, when I saw a metal flake in the objective lens that kept moving around. I sent it back 3 weeks ago with a $25 inspection fee and haven't seen it since. I strongly urge you to consider another scope.
1373712
Hi! Not sure of the exact add u speak of, but there is no parallax adjustment. The canted knob towards the back is the illuminated scope adjustment(Red/Green) . Not sure what type of birdies you sending down range, or how far, but I'm using this on a Stag Model 6, 75 grain .223 at 700yrd. No need for Parallax ajustment. I always have a clear image, never any distortion...This has been at day, and at night. This is beyond a good or great buy for your money! Its a steal!! Been prarie dog shooting with it. Love it!!
1373713
No parallax adj on this scope but haven't needed it on my AR. Clear at most usable range.
759081
Mine has zero adjustment. Huge disappointment. It is set at about 15 inches. I thought id be able to convert to a low beam and then get the feel of a high beam. Instead in stuck at something in the middle. It's also a weird fabric cover- some time of faux saude thay doesn't feel like a real beam :(
1692540
The lowest mark on the parallax adjustment ring is for 50 yards. It turns farther down than that, but the relationship is non-linear, so I don't know if you get proper parallax at 50 feet (~17 yards). This scope is somewhat overkill for such short ranges.
788152
Not adjustable to the extent you need it. I would look for a different height sight or you can get a profile riser mount (UTG sells one for about 8 bucks, and you can get them in different heights). Hope this helps -
1504695
Minimum parallax varies with various optics. Check your specks that should be included with directions.
824222
The pin on the spring that captures the sight is longer than the stock one. Make sure you use the one that came with it. It has a double function, after you get the right height just press the captured pin down a little bit and you can rotate the Tritium to the front with out changing your elevation. I hope this helps
1120065
They adjust for interpupillary distance at the hinge. The adjustment is so wide, I can't imagine them not fitting everyone. Hold them up to your eyes and move them in and out until the two circular images merge into one. The interpupillary distance is set. Then focus them until the image in the left eye is sharp. If the right image is also sharp, the focus is done for that distance. If the right image is fuzzy, adjust the diopter ring on the right eyepiece until the right eye is also sharp. From then on, focus is done with the big wheel in the middle. Easy peasy.
2193132
There is no adjustment using the screen, as far as I know. The adjustment on the computer I made under internet options accessories, I think. It has been a long time. We made the print as large as possible, and the contrast for those with low vision. I was using Microsoft so not sure about other operating systems and adjustments. This screen just magnifies it more. What didn't work for my mother was that her problem was more with clarity and contrast than size. It didn't help her to just to magnify. She has optic nerve damage. I hope this will help someone.
22405
Follow-up answer. My previous answer was not that I am aware of, but now after double checking my rifle and scope, it appears there is a small hex haed set screw on the side of the turret caps I had not noticed before. I am pretty sure by loosening that hexhead, the adjustment dials can be reset to where ever you want and re-titghtened. Theree may even have been a hex tool included with the scope, but that I honestly do not rewcall. I studied long and hard to find a scope I would be happy with for precision 22 bench shooting with my CZ452. Using a picattny, and quick detachable rings I found on Amazon, I am testing a variety of ammo brands and documenting which shoot the best out of the CZ. This scope is used prmairly indoors at 25 yrds due to the precison I am looking for and has me shooting 1 one 5 shot groups that only very because of my heartbeat which I can see in the scope movement and have to adjust for. I love this scope. Be forwarned. Never use the see thru covers to shopt through unless you saight in that way. I tested that and the zero changes drastrically with the covers even thiugh it still shoots tight groups. I plan on shooting steel at longer ranges 100-150 yrds this summer at a range we have that extensds out to 550 yrds. I would buy another one of these scopes in a heartbeat.
1319921
Mine has a multi-grain turret for elevation. It allows you to compensate for 17 grain bullets and 20 grain bullets up to 300 yards without having to sight your optic in for a different grain bullet. No need to change the turret or nob for elevation, one turret does both. Great system!
2122899
Shouldn't it be in the box? Actually the use is quite self explanatory. 1. The switch: forward = incidental light, backward = transmitted light, middle = off 2. Lens touret: Rotate to 2x or 4x positions till it clicks into position. 3. Eye pieces: Two sets of eye pieces 10x or 20x. Loosen the small retaining screw on the side to change the eye pieces. 4. Open or close the eye pieces so you only have one picture with both eyes open. Cover the adjustable eye piece, and adjust the focus knob till the picture is at the sharpest in the other eye piece. Switch the cover to the non adjustable eye piece, look through the adjustable eye piece and adjust this eye piece till the picture is sharpest. Now you have adjusted the scope for both eyes and will not make your brain work any harder than it has to. My most enjoyable moments: share my learning with my grandsons.
118335
the scope was trouble for me as well, i bought a simple red dot holograph and put it on there. worked better.
795019
No, there are no sites on this model. You have to rely on the provided scope which does not have parallax correction or an adjustable objective lens. You will need to upgrade to a better scope and a better trigger also.
1040886
Yes. I just unscrewed the monocle and the turret came off with it. So it can be completely repositioned to the opposite side. I can't believe how nice these are for the money. You won't be disappointed.
182517
With how my optic is on my 308 when sighted and the turret reset to zero I have 15 mrad of adjustment up
804406
It adjusts just like any other AR front post style sight. The is a point to push down on and then you rotate the post. A small screwdriver or tip of a 223 round both work well. My suggestion, return it and get something else.
2260941
On the top and side of the sight, there are small hex wrench nuts that allow for pitch and wind adjustments (turn CW or CCW to change). The switch on the bottom of the back end allows for reticle options (4 options). Adjust the brightness of the reticle by turning the dial on top left or right. G and R are off for green and red reticles. The numbers 1-3 are the brightness options. You can us a coin to unscrew the battery cover on top of the dial.