What are these scope dials for?

Pond, James Pond · August 1, 2012, 11:16 PM

I have just received my Burris XTR scope and very nice it is too!!

I have not zero'ed it yet, other than the basic "look at a point through your bore and find it with the reticle"

However, I have been familiarising myself with it's features.

One such feature is that it has replacement dials for elevation and windage. The ones on the scope are a dial with 0-12 on it and little graduations in between.

However, in little sachets, there are other dials that have 0-8 on one 180 degree surface, and then another 0-8 on the other half of the dial, both running in the same direction.

What are thay for and do I need to change? Is these some milliradian vs MOA dial?

Thanks.

Creeper · August 1, 2012, 11:35 PM

Tech notes.

Cheers,
C

Pond, James Pond · August 1, 2012, 11:35 PM

Ha.... Fool!

Found the answer to my own question. Probably should have searched a bit more before posting....

They are apparently to make for easier click count adjustments when only a half turn or less, one way or the other is needed.

Google is my friend.

Thanks for looking!

Creeper · August 1, 2012, 11:39 PM

Quote:

Google is my friend.

Or Bing, or Yahoo, or Dogpile or..............

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Pond, James Pond Senior Member Join Date: July 12, 2011 Location: Top of the Baltic stack Posts: 6,079	Ha.... Fool! Found the answer to my own question. Probably should have searched a bit more before posting.... They are apparently to make for easier click count adjustments when only a half turn or less, one way or the other is needed. Google is my friend. Thanks for looking! __________________ When the right to effective self-defence is denied, that right to self-defence which remains is essentially symbolic. Freedom: Please enjoy responsibly.