Verifying the reticle and checking the scope tracking are two different things. It might take a bit more ammo, but they shouldn't be done together. Eliminate one variable at a time.
but yeah, we're talking about the same thing.
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Verifying the reticle and checking the scope tracking are two different things. It might take a bit more ammo, but they shouldn't be done together. Eliminate one variable at a time.
but yeah, we're talking about the same thing.
Ah, now I see what you're saying. Testing to make sure the reticle marks are truly 1mil apart, and then checking to make sure the turrets actually adjust the distances that they claim to.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBelly
Just a few picturs showing my Zero Stop....[LOL]
Adjusted turret away from Zero.
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Back to Zero.
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That great. Now turn the lights way down low and show us your zero stop. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Blowby
I'm off to get some glow in the dark paint. [Neene1]
Best keep that turret pointed away from the enemy, they'll spot you right off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blowby
If the lighting is too low for the silver dots then I have no use for the markings on the turret. I'll just cry and piss on them to make the attacker retreat in utter disgust!