Tasco 6x24 x 44 sight in

HChammer

HChammer

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Picked this scope up used and mounted it on a axis 223, now I'm trying to figure out how to sight in.. yes complete noob question but I've never had a scope with turrets..
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No one knows or it's a really dumb question lol

I'm assuming take the three screws out and remove the turret (pictured) but u would think they would have a slot or something to make it easier to adjust.. sight in, Then put the turrets back on at zero and put the little screws back on?
 
Why would you take the cover off? Sight in the rifle then loosen the 3 screws holding the cover on and and adjust to cover to 0 then tightens the 3 screws
 
Tough scope to keep dialled in. Most of them with 1/8” clicks are preferred by BR or Silhouette shooters. I have one myself, and as a warning have to tell you that these scopes are meant more for target shooting than hunting use. Usually the AO is stiff, and the turret clicks are not what you would call firm.

Decent glass though :)
 
Got Juice? said:
Tough scope to keep dialled in. Most of them with 1/8” clicks are preferred by BR or Silhouette shooters. I have one myself, and as a warning have to tell you that these scopes are meant more for target shooting than hunting use. Usually the AO is stiff, and the turret clicks are not what you would call firm.

Decent glass though :)
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For a $100 I guess they are ! :p I have one too ! :) RJ
 
HChammer said:
I got this off another member it was covered in some kinda glue, I paid the shipping and if it works as it should I owe him $20.
So It's a great deal for a long range scope. It's going on a gun I will probably only use for sitting on the edge of a field
For coyotes.
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It was prob CAMO taped up - alcohol should clean off the sticky stuff - RJ
 
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