So now that I have the correct adjustments made on both wind/elev knobs and my zero good, how do I zero the adjustment knobs to hold the dope?
Go easy on me! Thanks in advance.
Go easy on me! Thanks in advance.
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Got a NcStar from my father for christmas. Mark 3 6-24x50 mil dot reticle, 1/8 moa adjustments. Not my first choice in scopes, but it's a start.
Got a NcStar from my father for christmas. Mark 3 6-24x50 mil dot reticle, 1/8 moa adjustments. Not my first choice in scopes, but it's a start.
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HMmmmmm. Did you read the manual yet.....Might be in there...Just sayin.
Bryan
HMmmmmm. Did you read the manual yet.....Might be in there...Just sayin.
Bryan
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Found the allen screws, but of course the chinese p.o.s. does include the proper key to fit, and neither does my gunsmithing kit. So what is the procedure once I remove the allen screws. A set of directions is also a piece of information the chinese don't find useful.
Found the allen screws, but of course the chinese p.o.s. does include the proper key to fit, and neither does my gunsmithing kit. So what is the procedure once I remove the allen screws. A set of directions is also a piece of information the chinese don't find useful.
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LOL. Thats funny. Normally you would have to loosen the allens and then turn the knob to zero or however many clicks above or below whatever your set range is.
Only the elevation turret should need to be set as windage is forever changing.
Thats about as generic as it gets.
Bryan
LOL. Thats funny. Normally you would have to loosen the allens and then turn the knob to zero or however many clicks above or below whatever your set range is.
Only the elevation turret should need to be set as windage is forever changing.
Thats about as generic as it gets.
Bryan
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Loosen them,and the knob will either turn without "clicking" the adjustments or you will have to slide it up and off the shaft and press it back down on the zero index.Then retighten the allens and hope the knob doesn't crack and fall off in pieces.If it does, buy yourself a small set of visegrips and use that to adjust elevation.
Loosen them,and the knob will either turn without "clicking" the adjustments or you will have to slide it up and off the shaft and press it back down on the zero index.Then retighten the allens and hope the knob doesn't crack and fall off in pieces.If it does, buy yourself a small set of visegrips and use that to adjust elevation.
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Thats no way to be, it's hard for a father to please his son,especially in these penny pinching times.
Thats no way to be, it's hard for a father to please his son,especially in these penny pinching times.
