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I began with the same Hawke Sidewinder and went to the same Vortex you're asking about. It will focus below 20 feet, but not at the same sharpness as the parallax goes further and further out of it's range. I found he Viper PST Gen2 is miles better than the Hawke.

Are you actually having a problem, or are you asking if it will work with a side wheel? Based on the distances on my gun/scopes I see no reason why it wouldn't work on any scope, even with a side wheel.

Initial setup and sighting of SideShot on Nightforce ATACR 4-16x42 FFP. Mounted on FX Impact 600mm X barreled .30 and target @ 75 yds. Videoed using Filmic Pro, but I neglected to do a last minute focus. https://vimeo.com/292772341

After trying out as many sets as I could I went with the Kowa Genesis 8x33 w/Prominar XD Lens. My reasons for this particular brand and model were the size, power, and outstanding glass. I've always been impressed by Kowa's telescopes, so it was high on my list before comparisons began. A...

I have an Omega Turbo Charger running through an Alpha to an Omega 100. No problems at all with any of them since new,

I have always tried to end up with a scope on my guns that was it's equal. I had the exact same scope that Michael has above before recently switching to a Nightforce ATACR FFP 4-16x42. Although the ED glass and wider tubing is an upgrade, it probably isn't quite worth the big increase in cost...

I'm using the Nightforce UniMount rail with a built-in 20 MOA taper to maximize long-range capability. I don't know if I'll ever be shooting quite that far, but it's there.

The Nightforce prices I'm seeing above must be for either the NXS or SHV lines. With Nightforce's substantial military discount I paid just over $2K for the ATACR F1 scope alone. The parallax is not an issue for me. I literally never shoot at distances less than that, although I haven't seen a...

It’s the thinnest FFP I’ve seen.

Jld1969... I like the scope a lot, great size if a bit heavy. I feel the the reticle and optical power are perfect. BTW my Impact X is a 600mm. I gave up a bit of velocity for the slightly more compact size.

I often shoot from my side porch into the woods. One target is only 50 yards (originally set up for my .22 Wildcat), but the other is a more suitable 100.

I use a Tipton gun vice and a couple of levels too initially set up the Impact. My Nightforce unimount has a level as well, so after mounting the scope it's about as level as it can be to start the process. From there the hanging string works well, although I also use a particular door edge...

I have this Nightforce 34mm top half of ring with level on the way. Looks like it will be perfect on the extended unimount.

I previously had a .22 Wildcat and used Donny's adaptor and Sumo, which worked great. When I switched to a .30 Impact I went with Donny's shroud, which make the whole setup slightly shorter, and a Ronin. If I were you I'd give Donny a call and get his recommendation, he makes a great product and...

I chose a Nightforce ATACR F1 4-16x42. Plenty of magnification for the 100 to 150 yards I usually target shoot at, and parallax to 45 yards (below which I never shoot with my Impact .30). It's compact at 12.6 inches and a little heavy due to the fantastic 34mm construction, features, and glass...

After a quick negotiation on my Vortex Viper and some accessories, Brian purchased and very quickly paid me. Overall, transactions and receipts don't get any quicker than this one was. An AAAA+ buyer.

I owned, and just sold the Vortex Viper PST FFP 3-15x44 to help defray the cost of a new Nightforce ATACR 4-16x42 F1. The Vortex is a great scope and was a world above the Hawke 30 Sidewinder I had before it. At lower magnifications it was fine below 20 yards, but I seldom shoot at shorter...

I can definitely recommend a Vortex Viper PST Gen2 FFP or a Nightforce F1 SHV. A real step up in glass, turrets, and reticles. Both pushing the $1000 mark if rings/mounts are added.

I have one of these for my .30 Impact. Works great and loads quickly. I use it mostly for Predator Polymags... yes, they do fit and work fine.

The March 1-8x24 had a parallax down to 10 yards, but I seldom, if ever, use any of my guns below 50 yards. I originally sighted the Impact in at 75. I have a Nightforce extended cantilever 34mm mount coming with the ATACR. I used a similar type mount with my previous Vortex scope and found it...