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I guess how your turret works is this: when you pull the knob up, it free wheels(no clicks) so that you can set it down to put "0" to the index mark. Doing so you reset the turret without moving the optics zeroing. When you turn the knob without pulling it up, it moves the zeroing (clicks) and the index mark moves away from "0" accordingly.
That's how I would use your scope.
1. Zero at 100yd. Pull up the elevation knob and free wheel "0" to index mark. I will never pull up the knob ever again unless I want to re-zero the rifle. From now on everything clicks.
2. When I want to hit 200yd, I will turn the knob and advance "2" to the index mark. There should 8 clicks for that. Here I assume the numbers represent MOA.
3. When I am done, I will reverse 8 clicks to put the index mark back to "0". I don't really have to go back to "0" everytime, but it is a good habit.
-TL
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