ha thanks, I just do these for their amazon use so it's pretty much a brief overview, but thank you all the same for your kind words! Enjoyed your 1322 video recently as well
You slip the scales after confirming zero and reset the trick to numerical zero after loosening the cap. Then of course tight it again on zero. The purpose would be so you can make corrections and return back to your 100 yd zero
I liked the Information on how to mount a scope. CVLIFE scopes are a waste of money, I bought the 2.5-10x 40 EG expecting average to below average performance but it exceeded my expectations, it was mediocre, went into the trash bin. The only thing going for is it looks good.
Very nicely laid out, man. Been learning about LPVO’s since I plan to get one soon. Good video.
Fantastic video man. I learn something every video.
ha thanks, I just do these for their amazon use so it's pretty much a brief overview, but thank you all the same for your kind words! Enjoyed your 1322 video recently as well
@@GTMGunTotinMinnesotan How big is the red dot itself?
The dot is tiny. 1 MOA. Not all that bright. Best in lower light.
Why and when do you zero or slip the scales on the adjustment knobs? after you zero the shots in?
You slip the scales after confirming zero and reset the trick to numerical zero after loosening the cap. Then of course tight it again on zero. The purpose would be so you can make corrections and return back to your 100 yd zero
which of the two LPVO mounts is better? the one with the 4 screws or the 2 big ones?
2nd one seems better
@@GTMGunTotinMinnesotan thank you sir, do they both hold zero well?
I liked the Information on how to mount a scope.
CVLIFE scopes are a waste of money, I bought the 2.5-10x 40 EG expecting average to below average performance but it exceeded my expectations, it was mediocre, went into the trash bin. The only thing going for is it looks good.