Fox Optic - goo.gl/8WZ9n4 How to use the one shot zero function on the new ATN X-SIGHT II HD DAY & NIGHT hunting RIFLE SCOPE with Full HD Camera www.atncorp.co...
You should zoom back out after zeroing so people can see what they're getting. My guess is ATN, or any seller, will never show this. All zeroing does is move the reticle to the poi. My poi was at the bottom left corner of the screen, so that's where the reticle went. The end. When you zoom in it will zoom towards the reticle so you don't notice how bad it really is. I don't want zoom so the only fix was to shim to scope, and I had to shim it a lot! If you look at my gun now you can see the scope is crooked, it's physically pointing down and to the left to make up for this error.
I'm not sure what they did since I sent my original scope back for repair. but the one I received doesn't even need to be put in the "night mode" to work correctly. In day time I see fine with color. At night I just turn the IR illuminator on and I see everything great. In well lit areas it shows color, when I look to a dark area, it goes to the pale pink/black and white mode. I don't hear the relay 'click' sound of the cut filter moving any more either. This isn't a complaint but I am curious.
I personally dont understand how he got his to zero as easily as he did! I went to the zero mine in and I was hitting top right of target. Moved my reticle to the bullet hole. Took another shot, it hit bottom left. Moved reticle to that hole, zoomed in and took another shot and bullet hit top left. I jus can't get the thing zeroed in correctly on my Savage. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
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You should zoom back out after zeroing so people can see what they're getting. My guess is ATN, or any seller, will never show this.
All zeroing does is move the reticle to the poi. My poi was at the bottom left corner of the screen, so that's where the reticle went. The end.
When you zoom in it will zoom towards the reticle so you don't notice how bad it really is. I don't want zoom so the only fix was to shim to scope, and I had to shim it a lot! If you look at my gun now you can see the scope is crooked, it's physically pointing down and to the left to make up for this error.
I'm not sure what they did since I sent my original scope back for repair. but the one I received doesn't even need to be put in the "night mode" to work correctly. In day time I see fine with color. At night I just turn the IR illuminator on and I see everything great. In well lit areas it shows color, when I look to a dark area, it goes to the pale pink/black and white mode.
I don't hear the relay 'click' sound of the cut filter moving any more either. This isn't a complaint but I am curious.
I personally dont understand how he got his to zero as easily as he did! I went to the zero mine in and I was hitting top right of target. Moved my reticle to the bullet hole. Took another shot, it hit bottom left. Moved reticle to that hole, zoomed in and took another shot and bullet hit top left. I jus can't get the thing zeroed in correctly on my Savage. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
whats the metric of x and y offset?
Does this work on the Thor-HD model as well?