It is nice & sunny today in Nelson unlike the North Island yesterday morning so I was up the range doing more load development.
As I have a couple of 4.5-14 x 40 VX3 CDS scopes I thought I would check the parallex issue.
There is a slip off a road that is 1014 yards away 9 degrees up with some nice little rocks on it.
I set the rifle up, put the scope on 14 power & found that by moving my head up & down until I lost the sight picture when the scope view blacked out, I had about 4-6 inches of verticle cross hair movement.
I noticed it was more on lower powers but I use 14 whilst shooting at distance.
I checked the amount using my NSX NPR1, I noticed that if I inaccurately adjusted the parallex on it the movement was greater but it was hard to discern as naturally the image wasn't in focus.
I generally only shoot out to 5-700 yards with the rifles that they are on so I don't see parallex being an issue at all at those ranges.
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