I hesitate to even bring this up because it seems like something I should know. On the other hand, how will I learn if I don't ask, right?
I'm fairly new to shooting with a scope. When I look through the scope that came with my air rifle (Gamo) at my usual shooting distance of 20 yards, the crosshairs are sharp and clear, but the target is a little blurry. Is that because it is a cheap scope, or is there some adjustment that I need to make? It's a standard 4x32 scope. Adjusting the eyepiece is to focus the crosshairs, not the target, right? By the way, I am 60 years old and wear no-line bifocals if that matters.
I think my groups would shrink some if I could see the target clearly. It would be nice to know that I can consistently hit what I shoot at.
I'm fairly new to shooting with a scope. When I look through the scope that came with my air rifle (Gamo) at my usual shooting distance of 20 yards, the crosshairs are sharp and clear, but the target is a little blurry. Is that because it is a cheap scope, or is there some adjustment that I need to make? It's a standard 4x32 scope. Adjusting the eyepiece is to focus the crosshairs, not the target, right? By the way, I am 60 years old and wear no-line bifocals if that matters.
I think my groups would shrink some if I could see the target clearly. It would be nice to know that I can consistently hit what I shoot at.