Is it adjustrable for point of impact? At what distance is point of impact coincident with point of aim?
1408496
It is fixed/not adjustable. As it (guide rod) sits directly under the barrel, the point of aim and impact are the same.
1408497
Not adjustable. Mounts directly under bore and as such will intersect the bullet depending on the ammo. Close enough for self defence distances.
1408498
This will depend on the pistol, and the ammo used. The glock 23 in 40 s&w; with 180 gr ammo had a point of impact and laser at approx. 15 yds. The ammo impact to laser never exceeded 6 in. out to 35 yds. This to my way of thinking is very good for a self defense situation.
1408499
The rod is in direct correlation to the barrel of the gun. Except for allowance for 'drop', the laser remain on target.
1748298
That is true. I had trouble keeping a zero on scope as it is mounted on the receiver and you have to cock it by moving the barrel every shot. Sure you know it doesn't take much to change your impact point. There are probably better and more accurate set ups on the market but are not as reasonably priced.
1345651
YES. Two Adjustment points, one primarily for distance out, other for height!
1073361
A word of caution about Trijicon HD sights is that the front sight post is taller to accommodate the large colored insert surrounding the tritium dot. I had these installed on a Fusion N-Comm and it placed my point of impact 3 inches below my point of aim at 10 yards. Check the height dimension of both your rear and front sights and see if they match the Trijicon HD dimensions.
1808043
The sensitivity settings are adjustable. We have ours set to the most sensitive setting, and movement picks up at close to 50 feet. Overall angle of sensitivity is about 120 degrees (in the real world) of width though the wider 'angles' are less sensitive than when movement is captured straight on if that makes sense.
287193
Yes the DWARA right angle will stand up to an impact ......DON'T drive it to Dallas, if it doesn't budge firstshot breake it loose with the wrenchExcellent tool n my bag
359143
I am not sure. Never tried. I think the description says that you can adjust.
2128603
I highly recommend the orange front sight post. I have multiple sets all in orange and it really Jumps out at you when you are looking for fast acquisition. As to the other question point of aim is point of impact. It's is a large front sight post so your basically putting the center of the post where you want to hit.
955098
Yes is does. Which is why I really love this impact! Although in the #1 setting it doesn't make much of a difference. You really don't feel much trigger control, because it's such a low speed.
1796903
Got a rail? Of course it will work where ever your eye can perceive the aim-point dot, (and make sure your eye relief is correct). There is an adapter (provided by amazon) to lift the device if necessary. (Inexpensive)
1868320
Its pretty simple. Its got 2 adjustments clearly marked on the sight. There is right/ left adjustment and up/down adjustment. Adjust accordingly to your front sight and your shots on the target.
1244838
I looked through the rangefinder instructions and it does not say but I know Leupold uses the Ballistics Aiming System on some of their scopes. When the rangefinder is in TBR mode for rifle I use the BAS setting to get an adjusted range distance according to the angle of the shot.
510660
The screw adjust the defuser or spray pattern and affects distance as well. If this is your question. ..distance is also affected by pressure and volume
1559513
nope, no adjustment. its a good pistol, but mis-loads from misshaped pellets cause a bunch of misfires. good pellets and making sure they are set in the clip the same all the way pushed in flat to the edge of the clip cuts down on misfires. Short distances - 30ft, 10 yrds, 3 meters you can hit quarter sized targets regularly. I start with paper targets to see how my shots land then move onto the target machines with the fun swinging targets.
768697
Yes, you can hit virtually any target with or without a reflector to get a distance. Thanks for your interest. GFG
1791913
I wear trifocals and there are adjustments for focus and eye piece, I believe, allows adjustments. I have had no problems when shooting. I did buy a new tripod for it, a table top, and it works great for me. Yes I would buy another!
633455
Yes, just remember, there is more to calibrating your impact point than just lining up the sights with the barrel, but this gets you really close to zero