hah
just use the other eye
Thanks for the easy to understand explanation of parallax.
Nicely done.
ok so question??? I have one with a parallax adjuster and the rest don’t have this. As I understood it in the scope manual the parallax adjuster is on the end of the scope and is marked for yardage. I use this rifle to hunt over known distances. Am I good to go by simply adjusting parallax by the the marked yardage on the scope? Sometimes its a manner of seconds when Deer gets in just the right spot for me. I am a bit picky on my shots and have watched them walk since they didn’t give me the shot I wanted.
Sorry for wandering there. Its just I want to move in a minimal manner and adjusting parallax takes time sometimes I just don’t have. So again is it safe to assume factory marks are good to go?
If you zero the parallax to where you zero the scope, you should be fine. Al this does is line up the visual and retical points.