Rifle scope turret question numerical/ resettable

[wilehunting]

What rifle scope brands/models have numerical markings on their windage and elevation adjustments as opposed to just hash marks? The scope would be for big game hunting and not dialing so capped turrets would be preferred but an exposed elevation turret could work for me, also. I am only really familiar with the old Leupold Vari-x lll system and was it was resettable to zero. Thank you

 

[Mike D Texas]

What rifle scope brands/models have numerical markings on their windage and elevation adjustments as opposed to just hash marks? The scope would be for big game hunting and not dialing so capped turrets would be preferred but an exposed elevation turret could work for me, also. I am only really familiar with the old Leupold Vari-x lll system and was it was resettable to zero. Thank you

Pretty much all modern rifle scopes are resettable to zero. You will hear the term "slip the turrets" meaning whether it requires tools or are tool less, you loosen set screws and turn them back to zero; or some simply lift up to turn and then seat back in place.

 

[Bang4theBuck]

Pretty much all modern rifle scopes are resettable to zero. You will hear the term "slip the turrets" meaning whether it requires tools or are tool less, you loosen set screws and turn them back to zero; or some simply lift up to turn and then seat back in place.

I was going to say the same thing. Examples that I've used Vortex, Burris, Riton, Arken (windage), bushnell.

In fact, the only brand I've used that I can think of that doesn't have numerical values and is reset able back to zero is Zeiss.

 

[slick Nick]

I was going to say the same thing. Examples that I've used Vortex, Burris, Riton, Arken (windage), bushnell.

In fact, the only brand I've used that I can think of that doesn't have numerical values and is reset able back to zero is Zeiss.

I find that the night force series are what I stick with love em

 

[wilehunting]

Thank you