Rifle Scopes Official Zero Compromise Optic News & Updates
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In terms of how it locks? Sorry, I guess I (we?) need some more direction with your comment.
I prefer the wider spacing of the 10MIL vs 15MIL personally overall. It seems more fool proof when setting the zero and not having the hash mark spacing slightly off between the turret and body of the scope when the directions are not followed.
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- Richard
The newest ZCO's are more positive in general, the makority of new ones are also 10MIL. IMO they have evolved over 6 years.
I have had (and still have) locking and Non-locking. I have also had 15 mil and have 10 mil dials. I prefer the 10 mil as it is easier for me to count as I am able to "feel" the clicks better. I prefer the non-locking, especially if I am dialing (as opposed to holding off) a lot.
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The locks and clicks are both pretty solid in my opinion.
No, the throw lever is an additional charge. Not sure it is really needed as the ZCO power ring already has a designed in throw “fin” as do all ZCO scopes.
Do you lose overall available elevation w/ the 10 mil vs the 15 mil or does the 10 mil add more rotations?
So both have 35 mils of available elevation if you were able to zero either right at the bottom of the adjustment range?
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