I seem to remember that the NF zero stop on a 2.5-10x24 or 32 scope also limits the turret rotation to only one turn. Am I nutz or is this true?
Rifle Scopes Question about NF zero stop operation
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Re: Question about NF zero stop operation
2.5x10 zero stop doesn't limit you to a single rotation.
It essentially functions like a stop nut on the turret screw, you spin it down to the point that you want the turret to stop then tighten the lock screw.
I have no idea what the 1.1-4 zero stop looks like.
2.5x10 zero stop doesn't limit you to a single rotation.
It essentially functions like a stop nut on the turret screw, you spin it down to the point that you want the turret to stop then tighten the lock screw.
I have no idea what the 1.1-4 zero stop looks like.
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