scope crosshares move with focus
junk or can this be fix ?
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quote:Originally posted by hickeyny
junk or can this be fix ?
The ONLY reason for the focus adjustment is to focus your eye to the crosshair (on a AO scope the AO is used to focus the target to the crosshair). You don't use the focus to sharpen your view of the target.0 -
Do they move with focus or do they move with adjustments in power? I am wondering if you have a first focal point scope.
Are you talking about the rear focus knob or and Adjustable Objective type scope?0 -
up date 3-9 scope when i move from 3 to 9 and then back the hares move from right to left 3-9 40mm tasco silver antler 0 -
up date 3-9 scope when i move from 3 to 9 and then back the hares move from right to left 3-9 40mm tasco silver antler 0 -
Sounds like you got a busted scope, that should not be happening. 0 -
you would be much better off useing it for a hammer to pound rail road spikes than a scope ...even when new[}:)] 0 -
Never had much success with Tasco scopes. Leupold or Burris are much better. 0 -
Time to see if they will replace the scope for free. Many will if you have a cross-hairs problem.
I had a Bushnell that the first time I took it into the Oregon woods the condensation made the cross-hairs just run down the glass. I guess the scope seal was broken and the nitrogen leaked out.
I called Bushnell and they sent me a new scope immediately, no questions asked and they did not even want the old scope.
Worth a try unless the scope is older than the hills!0
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