Thread: Wallaby

Ye E zoom centre of adjustment cross dot can be alined to yr day scope,but iv never switched it on and used it.My guide clip on had cross hairs but i never bothered with it.

Originally Posted by Trout

Ye E zoom centre of adjustment cross dot can be alined to yr day scope,but iv never switched it on and used it.

That's for calibrating the e zoom after you have zeroed the clip to your day scope. If you don't center it you will get a point of impact shift when switching magnification with e zoom. It doesn't lock to a profile either so when changing rifles/profile you need to reset it each time.

Originally Posted by sneeze

That's for calibrating the e zoom after you have zeroed the clip to your day scope. If you don't center it you will get a point of impact shift when switching magnification with e zoom. It doesn't lock to a profile either so when changing rifles/profile you need to reset it each time.

I dont zero clip on to day scope,dont calibrate e zoom either.Just shoot deer,very accurate day scope thru thermal.

Originally Posted by Trout

I dont zero clip on to day scope,dont calibrate e zoom either. Just shoot deer,very accurate day scope thru thermal.

That is very unusual , I would say you got lucky. My 223 needed 6.4cm on the y axis and 4.8 on the X while my 243 is Y=3.2 and X= 8 cm . Its not precise as the "clicks" are 1.5cm but not bad and they seem to correlate well from a measurement off the shot target. I had a bit of an issue with repeatability , taking it on and off but sorted now.
The cluster in the center is the last 5-6 trials.


Apologies for running the thread off topic a little.