I was at the range with my savage .223 with a burris tach 6.5-20x50. I had it zeroed at 100 yd at 20x and the parralax set at 150. I then zoomed out to 10 x sense thats what i usualy shoot at. I the decided to move the parralax at 100 instead of 150 sense i was shootin at 100. It then started hitting 1-2 in hight and to the right. Can zooming and adjusting parralax effect the zero like that. Thanks for the input.
Rifle Scopes Parralax change effects zero???
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Re: Parralax change effects zero???
I've never experienced that.....
Although it your setting is 150 when shooting 100; maybe there's an eye issue? Scope issue?
I've never experienced that.....
Although it your setting is 150 when shooting 100; maybe there's an eye issue? Scope issue?
Re: Parralax change effects zero???
I had originally zeroed it at 100 with parralax at 150 and power of 20x when i zoomed out and changed parralax too 100 it changed the zero. Maybe i should have it profesionaly remounted so i know its done right...sighh
I had originally zeroed it at 100 with parralax at 150 and power of 20x when i zoomed out and changed parralax too 100 it changed the zero. Maybe i should have it profesionaly remounted so i know its done right...sighh
Re: Parralax change effects zero???
Yes - both can effect your impact.
If you can lock in your rifle on a rest - get the cross hairs on tiny target and without moving rifle change power setting (it shouldn't move)
? another thing - if there is mirage, the higher magnification may throw the round off, that's why alot of guys dial down magnification if the mirage is bad.
Yes - both can effect your impact.
If you can lock in your rifle on a rest - get the cross hairs on tiny target and without moving rifle change power setting (it shouldn't move)
? another thing - if there is mirage, the higher magnification may throw the round off, that's why alot of guys dial down magnification if the mirage is bad.
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