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Thread: Scope zeroed close to maximum adjustment issue?

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  1. 03-12-2025, 08:56 PM #5
    Beetroot
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    The optical quality can suffer, but generally mechanically you'll be ok.

    I did have a scope that was at the extreme edge of the adjustment range, where the windage wouldn't adjust until you dial elevation up a little bit where is would then jump across.

    So yeah you really don't want to be at the very very edge of the adjustment range.
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