How are the windage and elevation knobs reset after zeroing? Small set screws or spring loaded?
1751606
I have 4 of these scopes,,,, 2 are the older models and they have set screws. The 2 I got from Amazon are spring loaded and can be stiff ,so be carefully when you reset. Redfield are very good scopes I have one on a .338 win mag and have never lost my zero.
1751607
For any scope you would turn windage or elevation to it's furtherest point, then turn the opposite direction until it stops again while counting the clicks. Divide by 2 and turnback that amount.
1010634
This has never happened to me. I just checked the knobs and they work as they should. Hope this helps.Thanks, Brigida
1673082
I have that set up. for small knob up is handspray, middle is both, down is overhead. Large knob is temp balance.
610567
Yes. Remove the four screws holding the top onto the body, then adjust the spring tension screw underneath. Adjust in small increments, then test. It takes awhile. Just don't let the turntable and tone arm flop around too much while adjusting the reset screw.
2279161
It doesn't have a hard zero "stop", but the knobs are marked with a scale. (zero in the middle) So if you zero the scope, then reset the knobs, you can dial back to zero just by looking at the markings, if that's what you're asking. Or you can dial in your dope from 100yd=zero just by reading the knob scale.
1599457
If you read the instructions, you should find that there is an adjustment screw to level to zero.
1207064
I had the same problem and here is how I solved it. I removed the plastic, tie, holding the wire and electrical cable together. Careful you do not cut the electrical cable. This allowed me to loosen the nut locking the bracket on #11 wire cable. I was able to turn the bracket lower toward the base end #1. This gave me additional slack to slide the upper wire cable end into the aforementioned, slotted, bracket. This minor adjustment may change the tension slightly, causing a change in the Tension Control Knob. I just started using the bike, and have only used #1 and #2 settings, but it did not, too me, seem to throw the tension off much. I doubt I will ever use the #8 setting. I had the same problem and here is how I solved it. I removed the plastic, tie, holding the wire and electrical cable together. Careful you do not cut the electrical cable. This allowed me to loosen the nut locking the bracket on #11 wire cable. I was able to turn the bracket lower toward the base end #1. This gave me additional slack to slide the upper wire cable end into the aforementioned, slotted, bracket. This minor adjustment may change the tension slightly, causing a change in the Tension Control Knob. I just started using the bike, and have only used #1 and #2 settings, but it did... » Read More I had the same problem and here is how I solved it. I removed the plastic, tie, holding the wire and electrical cable together. Careful you do not cut the electrical cable. This allowed me to loosen the nut locking the bracket on #11 wire cable. I was able to turn the bracket lower toward the base end #1. This gave me additional slack to slide the upper wire cable end into the aforementioned, slotted, bracket. This minor adjustment may change the tension slightly, causing a change in the Tension Control Knob. I just started using the bike, and have only used #1 and #2 settings, but it did not, too me, seem to throw the tension off much. I doubt I will ever use the #8 setting. « Show Less
833236
There is an elevation adjustment knob. We are very well pleased with this item.
452915
I have a new one and it has zero reset turrets. Once you get the scope zeroed in, you loosen the set screw with a coin, move the turret back to 0 and screw it tight again. Not sure if thats the spring loaded feature you asked about, but you CAN reset the turrets.
1888479
I had to switch the screws with the rounded heads that are listed for the set of flat head screws that are needed in the last step. Then used those on the bottom of the keyboard tray at the end.
1953724
Christina, I got out the book, and followed the directions. I would turn off the machine so it re-sets...then make sure that the tension knob on top has not been moved. There is a question and answer section in the product book that came with the machine.
761421
i believe the adjustment knob is spring loaded, just push down on it and turn at the same time. That should get your fence back in line. other than that i would refer to the owners manual.
365456
Tighten the tension screw ( plastic knob ) a few turns at a time and then clamp it down. If its still loose, unclamp and turn the knob a few more times until you achieve your desired tension.
2074051
The adjustment knobs have lock rings you can turn by hand so it will stay where you set it. If you want to change settings loosen them then lock back. I have four of them on 22-250,25wssm,300wsm,and30-378 mag great scope works great.
1591245
It's my understanding that you should set it to zero after use to maintain its calibration. That pretty much goes for all the "click" type torque wrenches.
214993
no manual exists that i know of. it is predisposed that the buyer has a basic knowledge of how to 'sight in' a weapon when using a 'more advanced' sight. the ONLY thing that MUST BE DONE is 'LOOSEN' THE 2 REAR SCREWS BEFORE ADJUSTING FOR ELEVATION & WINDAGE. - THAN RETIGHTEN THEM. RON HERMS
1061690
Mine either. Just loosened every knob to figure out which motion it controlled.(pan, tilt up down left right.