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Frequently Asked Questions

First, turn both the elevation and windage knobs all the way clockwise, without forcing any clicks. Stop turning the turret when you feel light resistance on the knob.

WARNING: TURNING PAST THE POINT OF RESISTANCE WILL CAUSE PERMANENT DAMAGE TO YOUR SCOPE

Next, turn back counterclockwise ½ the amount of total adjustment for your scope for both the windage and elevation turrets. Refer to the following chart for how many clicks to turn the turrets to get back to optical center.

Also, when resetting the turrets to optical center, be sure to loosen any set screws for scopes that have zero lock. Otherwise, the zero locking turret will limit your travel to 1 turn.

 

Scope

Total Adjustment (E/W)

# of clicks to count back Elevation

# of clicks to count back Windage

CMR14X24/CMR-AK762

E: 180MOA, W: 180MOA

180 clicks

180 clicks

CMR4

E: 52 Mils, W: 52 Mils

260 clicks

260 clicks

CMR8F

E: 30 Mils, W: 30 Mils

150 clicks

150 clicks

PHENOM 5-30X56 FFP

E: 20Mils, W: 15 Mils

100 clicks

75 clicks

TAC-V210X42

E: 18 Mils, W: 15Mils

90 clicks

75 clicks

TAC-V420X50

E: 17.5 Mils, W: 14.5Mils

87 clicks

72 clicks

TAC-VF420X50 FFP

E: 17.5 Mils, W: 14.5

87 clicks

72 clicks

UD2510X44MD

E: 60 MOA W: 60 MOA

60 clicks

120 clicks

UD416X50MD/MLR

E: 60 MOA, W: 50MOA

60 clicks

100 clicks

UD530X56

E: 20Mils, W: 15Mils

80 clicks

75 clicks

ART2510X44

E: 60MOA, W: 60MOA

120 clicks

120 clicks

ART-M1200-XLR

E: 60MOA, W: 60MOA

120 clicks

120 clicks

TP312X50MD

E: 60MOA, W: 60MOA

120 clicks

120 clicks

TP416X50MD/MLR

E: 60 MOA, W: 50MOA

120 clicks

120 clicks

TP730X50MOA

E:70MOA, W: 70MOA

140 clicks

140 clicks

PR156X42

E: 100MOA, W: 100MOA

200 clicks

200 clicks

PR2510X44

E: 80 MOA, W: 80MOA

160 clicks

160 clicks

MD39X40MD

E: 90 MOA, W: 90 MOA

90 clicks

180 clicks

BC156X42

E: 100 MOA, W: 100MOA

200 clicks

200 clicks

BC39X40/IR/TBML

E: 90 MOA, W: 90MOA

180 clicks

180 clicks

LER27X32/BDC

E: 50MOA, W: 50MOA

100 clicks

100 clicks

M40TACH/USMC

E: 90MOA W: 90MOA

180 clicks

180 clicks

MM-2

E: 100 MOA, W: 100MOA

100 clicks

100 clicks

MTD-30

E: 70MOA, W: 70MOA

70clicks

70 clicks

ESTD2116

E: 160MOA, W: 160MOA

160 clicks

160 clicks

 

There are several factors that could affect the point of impact of the scope. First, check to ensure that the mounts/rings are securely affixed to the picatinny rail. There should be no movement of the scope when it is tightened down

Sometimes, if a riflescope has been zeroed on multiple firearms, the internal erector unit may be pushed out of center. This could limit the amount of adjustment or cause the internal adjustment travel to move diagonally if the erector unit is pushed to its outer limits. Try to reset the scope to optical center.

If that does not resolve problem, contact us at (888)445-8912 for a return authorization.

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