Strelok Pro question

[garandman]

Whats the "calibrated for 22x" thing?

And the MOA dial at the top ?

 

[mac86951]

Reticle calibrated for 22 power on scope (second focal plane).

MOA dial, that's a good question

-Mac

 

[garandman]

Reticle calibrated for 22 power on scope (second focal plane).



-Mac

Well, I knew that.

But what difference does it make and how do you adjust it?

 

[SSL]

Think it's just a "quick check" to remind you that the marks are only true value for ranging and etc. at the factory calibrated power...in this case 22X.

No idea about the MOA graphic.

 

[Depart123]

Whats the "calibrated for 22x" thing?

And the MOA dial at the top ?

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You can use your finger to move the moa dial at the top to adjust the zero from that screen. So, from current inputted zero, you can see what effect extra adjustments will have on trajectory.

 

[SSL]

You can use your finger to move the moa dial at the top to adjust the zero from that screen. So, from current inputted zero, you can see what effect extra adjustments will have on trajectory.

Yep. Just played with it. Meangreen has it right.

 

[Lone Hunter]

I have Strelock Pro and Shooter apps. I used to use Shooter all the time. I use Strelok all the time now just for the reason you asked. It has a lot of reticles and is very accurate on calibrations. I use Shooter to cross check too. It has become one of my favorite apps. It just takes messing with it to get used to its features.
If you look on your vertical you will see a target( you can pick different targets in settings also) you adjust the turret and it will tell you how many MOA you will have to come up.

 

[Lone Hunter]

Look at the turret and it shows the MOA you have to come up or what SUBSTENSION you can use dialing on your scope this 12-42 is calibrated on 22 but my power is on 42. 22 power is for ranging objects .Use the slider at bottom to adjust power settings

 

[garandman]

Think it's just a "quick check" to remind you that the marks are only true value for ranging and etc. at the factory calibrated power...in this case 22X.

No idea about the MOA graphic.

Was shooting at ragged out steel 400 yd and having trouble finding my zero. Went down range, spray painted the targets and in 2 rounds had my 400 yard zero dead on. The yellow circle (above) was exactly right re: poi.

So "calibrated for 22 x", but dead on set at 32 x? Meaning I got to dial back to 22xto use the reticle for ranging targets.... ???

 

[SSL]

Was shooting at ragged out steel 400 yd and having trouble finding my zero. Went down range, spray painted the targets and in 2 rounds had my 400 yard zero dead on. The yellow circle (above) was exactly right re: poi.

So "calibrated for 22 x", but dead on set at 32 x? Meaning I got to dial back to 22xto use the reticle for ranging targets.... ???

Yep. That's the only real downside of SFP scopes for me, but I still like the reticle not changing as the power does.

 

[garandman]

I'm a pretty "fixed position" shooter, so SFP works for me. Dialing down to 22 x then back to 32x isn't a problem for me.