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- EOTech Holographic Sight Parallax Induced POA Error Compared to Reflex . . .
Optics Tested: EOTech EXPS3 holographic weapon sight Trijicon Patrol MRO reflex red dot weapon sight Holosun 530-RD reflex red dot weapon sight Summary of Measurement Results for Parallax Induced Point of Aim (POA) Error: Contrary to widely held belief, the EOTech EXPS3 holographic sight has
- Rifle Scopes - Newbie question on fixed parallax vs. adjustable
Re: Newbie question on fixed parallax vs adjustable With a scope that has a fixed parallax, say 100 yards, you can use it from 100 yards and beyond with little issue If you try to focus at a target, say 75 yards or less, the image will may not be clear and the crosshairs can sometimes appear to be moving therefore casuing a POI to be off
- Rifle Scopes - How far off is your parallax adjustment?
I know many times the distance indicated on the parallax knob doesn't correspond exactly to when the image is parallax free and that "this is no big deal," but I am curious how far off other scopes are and what is actually the cause of this error? Of the three scope I can think of off the top of
- Paralax at 50yds | Snipers Hide Forum
G'day all, So in the never ending search for scopes for my Vudoo the last stumbling block I come to is the paralax distance I know ideally, one wants 25yds or less But in most scopes that Ive found which meet my other criteria (not too busy tree reticle, 28MIL elevation) the cost starts
- Minimum focus parallax distance vs minimum usable distance
Clarity is only part of the problem Parallax is more and more critical the closer in the target is; I missed a close target at a 22 match last week because I left parallax set at 65 yds instead of turning it down to the 45 yards for the target If you expect to shoot 22 in close, I would get a scope that can adjust parallax to that distance 25yds is a reasonable minimum; most ranges don’t
- LPVO and parallax | Snipers Hide Forum
With many of the new LPVO having an 8x or even 10x max magnification wouldn’t it be beneficial to have a parallax adjustment? 8 or 10x is enough to get you out to 600 yards or more And with many of the nicer ARs capable of shooting 1 MOA it seems like a lack of parallax adjustment is the weak
- Rifle Scopes - How important is parallax adjustment?
Re: How important is parallax adjustment? Depends how small of target your shooting at Deer, no parallax adjustment need, golfball at 200yrds, better have all the parallax adjusted out! The Bushnell 3200 10x40 is an awesome no frills scope, seems to be focused at any range, but mine had parallax issues at 200yrds that I swear could vary by at least 2" If you can line up behind the rifle
- Observations On The Effect Of Parallax Error When Shooting With An . . .
I also conducted the 50 yard portion of the parallax test using another 2nd-generation Trijicon MRO with a 2 MOA red-dot The results were nearly identical to that of the first MRO The extreme spread of the 8-shot parallax test-group was 7 46”, which at 50 yards is 14 3 MOA Comparisons The tables and graphs below show the results from both the Aimpoint Comp M5 and the Trijicon MRO, side-by
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