Can you describe the turrets? Annotated or capped?
69349
The turrets on a rifle scope are the protrusions that house the adjustment wheels of the scope. ie; up and down --- left or right. For protection, they are covered with a screw cap. The annotations denote how far the adjustment is. Generally, one "click" of correction results in the movement on a target at 100 yards equals a quarter of an inch.
1127572
Mine are Tuff's. I was pleasantly surprised by there construction of cast aluminum. I have 6 mounted right now. 2 on an ATV and 4 on one of my tractors. I have a day job so these really do well for my night farming.
1582325
No, the adjustment is done with the third turret on the left side as you're looking through the scope normally.There are graduations for yardage on the side where the turret knob comes out.
1255137
The turret markers are your average 1/4 MOA (or 1/4 inch for non internet gun nerds) at 100 yards. The 44 in the name is because it has a 44mm objective lens. It is a decent scope and will hold up on magnum rifles if properly mounted and cared for.
1557530
Correct . . . focus/parallax adjustment. And what looks like a turret at the rear is the reticle light adjustment. Very nice scope- the low end 2.5X makes it good for tactical use and the 10X is all I need for longer range.
741639
Iron. Or probably steel I guess. I put the smallest dot one in my SKS. I love it. Combined it with a Tech Sights TS200. Best and only money ever put into an SK.
1431600
No, the turrets do not lock and there are no caps to cover them. However there are definite stops between the clicks and I have never had a problem with the knobs accidentally turning, even when transporting my rifle in its case.
740800
No cap, but they do push down, nearly out of sight when not needed. But I covered mine with duct tape when I picked up some sand, I didn't want the grit to get into the mechanism. They are nice units
1066919
Pretty much a token it sits really high which throws off the aim point. The site is interesting. When you look into it, you see a green (night) or red (day) "T". The center dot always points to the place the bullet goes, out to 100 yards. You may see it move around in the view finder. That takes some getting used to but is a neat fizture. No matter where the center of the "T" is, is where the bullet goes. I really like the site.
1759392
Both the reticule and turrets are MRAD. That's one of the nice things about this scope. The turrets match the reticule, so no conversions.
341739
It's a turret press but has a case feeder....it was multiple sterile so with each pull of the handle you are doing one step of the load process on four or five rounds....one reptile and size, one prime, one adding powder, one to seat bullet, and finally crimp...work well for the price...have loaded thousands of rounds
407455
50 or 25yds dont remmeber right now and i dont want to go dig my gun out. 300 is the longest on turrett and infinity on side paralax.
32572
Sorry for the delayed response. This particular gun shoots plastic, non-clipped nails.
2279162
Yes, turret has Allen key screw...loosen, lift and set to zero. Push down and tighten
853525
The one I received has no turret caps and no gold band around the front It has the quick adjust turrets if that's what they're called This is one sweet scope very clear purchase with no regrets
1319919
Mine has a multi-grain turret for elevation.It allows you to compensate for 17 grain bullets and 20 grain bullets up to 300 yards without having to sight your optic in for a different grain bullet.No need to change the turret or nob for elevation, one turret does both.Great system!
1177087
Leupold makes replacement turret caps for their P5 turrets that can match whatever ballistic information you provide. These are ordered through the Leupold Custom shop. Other than that there is nothing you can purchase to "cap" the dials as they are designed to be exposed for quick adjustments.