I had the same issue on the L to R ctshooter. Not perfect zero line up but I figure for price point and the fact that I don't dial, it shouldn't affect me much.
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AIM Sports Alpha 6 Initial Impression
- Thread starter ChadM12
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The ocular adjustment affects the high magnification clarity if the picture appears not sharp and crisp at the highest magnification fine tune the eye piece then parallax then never touch that eyepiece again.
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No, it does not.
It's for adjusting the reticle sharpness for an individual's eyesite. (Unless you're referring to the reticle clarity)
"Focusing the eyepiece ensures the reticle or crosshairs looks clear for your specific eyes."
Leupold.
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Focus knob is very tight on my two samples. Hope it loosens a bit over time.
Anyone know at what magnification the crosshairs are accurate for holdover correction?
Anyone know at what magnification the crosshairs are accurate for holdover correction?
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Believe it or not with the Alpha6s' case it indeed does affect both reticle sharpness and picture clarity. Tested with the 4.5-27x50 and 2.5-15 x50 and 1-6x24 models.
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Oh-Oh that dreaded one click off right? OCD PPL beware!!!
LOL......YO! I've seen a bunch of scopes do the dreaded one click off! Doesn't bother me any and dang sure won't stop me from purchasing more of the Alpha 6's!
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The 4.5-27x50 Alpha6 weighs 28.5oz alone or 31oz with included sunshade. Just weighed now. Factory Specs shows 26.5oz probably without the battery?
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I LOVE the A6 4.5x27 I got 5 of them and one 2.5x15 * for the money* they are hard to beat. Budk has a closeout on them so I got 3 but they still have a few love for anyone interested. https://www.budk.com/Aims-Alpha-6-4-5-27X50-30MM-Riflescope-With-MR1-MR-48240
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