At the Range

[Ggmac]

Crosshairs/dot don't have feelings...they really don't care. I learned long ago to only give advice when asked,also realized back then I don't know everything.

I couldn't have said it better !

 

[KMart]

I think that some of the Zeiss scopes are designed for and instructions given for setting up for right or left hand operation. I don't own any of them, but have mounted a few for friends. It has been a couple of years since I've had one in my hands, but it seems that both turrets were marked something like U or L for up or left.

 

[MGYSGT]

Forgot to mention that the scope had a light turret on also. So it had 3 knobs to play with. Could only be mounted one way.

 

[rebeltex]

OK, I get it now,
Rotated 90 degrees.
That makes sense.

 

[big john 5394]

there is only one way to mount a scope and its the right way especially for a new shooter that is what they have instructions fore.

 

[Nick Caprinolo]

Instructions???? We all know that real men do not read instructions.

 

[rayporter]

the last 3 scopes I set up for varmint shooting I had the elevation dots put on the windage cross hair so when rotated 90* the windage became the elevation and the dots were for hold over.

the elevation turret then became the windage turret and had hash marks for windage.