Shootin dimes with the Millett LRS

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Test and tune with a new scope on my RRA. Shooting dime sized targets at 100 yards

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!9#: millett LRS-1 scope

i recently installed a millett LRS-1 scope on my remington 700 sps heavy varmit barrel and i redid the stock to, i painted it ultra flat black, the spray can i used was krylon

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!9#:Millet Buck Gold 4-16x 56mm Side Focus Duplex-Multi Coat Rifle Scope

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Millett has taken scope design to the next step with the new model BUCK GOLD scopes. These are the culmination of all the improvements over the last years of Millett's 30mm target and varmint scopes, to give the shooter the most value for the money. A distinctive new look, with large, easy-to-use turret and side focus knobs add to the style of these scopes. Millett's proprietary Gimble Pivot increases accuracy and assures intertube alignment. Fully multi-coated optics and unique coil spring ensure sharpness and accuracy. Millett is proud to say "today's Millett scope is a vast improvement from just a few years ago." This year we have also added the Fine Crosshair and 1/8-MOA dot reticle for the target shooter and long-range varmint hunter. Other features: LOCKING TURRETS: easy to use 1/4 turn locks the turret to prevent accidental movement of windage and elevation adjustments. Simple one screw cap retainers make for easy zero setting on elevation and windage. 1/8 MOA adjustments for accuracy on all target varmint scopes. Resettable dials are provided in both windage and elevation adjustments to retain sight calibration and easy return to zero. Finger touch controls eliminate the need for coin slots. The fine clicks are graduated to produce 1/4 minute of angle corrections. The multi-coated optics assure maximum light transmission for the sharpest image quality. Our lens design and assembly techniques will minimize off color fringe and color aberrations. Parallax is controlled by the precise construction of zoom components that eliminate lost motion. This preserves the sharp focus at high, mid-range and low power. It accurately fits in sliding lens housings, zoom drive slots, and cam followers guarantee superior parallax elimination and reduce point-of-impact shifts throughout the zoom range. Stray or flare light, that may reduce contrast and affect the image quality, is controlled by the use of our light baffles and anti-reflection coatings.

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Basic Start To Breeding Cockatiels

!9#: Basic Start To Breeding Cockatiels

The best way to start would be to eliminate all obstacles possible. Such as making sure you have a pair of cockatiels (male & female). Once establishing this the next thing is the cage. The standard breeding cage is 24" X 24" X 18" with the nest box either inserted with back access door to the front of cage, or attached to the outside of cage.

The nest box is important it can be various sizes, we use a nest that is about 8 wide x 10 deep x 12 high, and I have used smaller and larger. For very nervous pairs I use an angled very deep box and often paint the inside black or a dark color. This covers up the knots in the plywood and other imperfections in the wood that could be shadowy or look to the hen as though there were something else in her box besides herself, her mate, eggs, and or chicks. When I lived in Palm Beach, Florida I visited Loxahatchee where they were studying with painted or not painted nest boxes (inside) and it was observed time and again the birds with the painted inside boxes were much more relaxed, and produced better verses the ones that had unpainted plywood. Of course the paint must be safe, we have found and recommend, if on the can label it says safe for human baby furniture when dry it is safe.

Also keep in mind the placement of the entrance hole (about 3 to 4 inches across) to the nesting box should be high on the box. So not to allow eggs or babies to fall out. It is also best to have the inspection door to the back or side of the nesting box verses the top. Top doors cause the birds to get more nervous because they feel trapped and can not get out through the hole without you hovering over them, and this often causes them to bare down on the eggs and babies, or even thrashing around in the box because you have scared them unintentionally causing them to crack eggs and or harm to their own chicks. With a back or side inspection door they seem to get out through the hole much easier, calmer, and safer for all. Of course there are always exceptions, I have a few hens that won't budge for anything (very devoted) I actually have to reach in and lift them up to see their eggs and or chicks, then gently place them back down, and they act as if nothing has happened. * Please note not to try this first, and keep cards on your birds so that you will know your birds better, and even come to know which ones will do what consistently. Such as in the case of fostering eggs and or chicks some will only take chicks and or eggs if they are at the same stage and age of their own eggs and or chicks. Some pairs will not foster at all, these are the things you need to keep track of so when you might need to do this you will know which pair will foster and not have to leave it to chance.

I have one pair that are the exception to the rule, put a baby cockatiel or cockatoo in their nesting box and no matter what else they have going on chicks of their own or not, they will feed and care for it. I love that pair!

Another thing I always do so not to alarm my birds, is talk to them as I walk up, and I tap lightly on the box (I say the same thing everyday when inspecting, they know it's me, and know exactly what I am about to do). I try to inspect boxes at the same time when ever I am inspecting and not at random. I almost always feed at the same time everyday, some birds get fed two and three times a day if they are feeding chicks. This makes the meals they feed their chicks fresh. Just because they have food in the bowl at the time you check and they have chicks doesn't always mean that is what they will feed their chicks. Feed extra stuff, feed a variety, feed things they might not normally eat, often they will when having chicks eat things they usually don't at other times. If there is a certain seed or food they have completely eaten but not eaten the rest replace it anyway or you could loose chicks. Because to them they didn't feel it was adequate for there family to survive on. This is definitely not the time to force your pair to eat everything on there plate before you replace or add what they are looking for. In the wild often chicks are allowed to die because of a shortage of food, if the parents can see there is not enough food to successfully raise all four babies then they will only raise the strongest of the clutch. It seems cruel but this is natures way, and for the species it is better for one or two to survive than if the parents stretched the little food they could find, weakening all the chicks, that leads to all of there chicks not surviving.

I feel time is very important to them and feeding them at random is so unfair, (don't you want to know when you will be eating, and how about those that get forgotten until the next day)? If you want to breed successfully be constant and they will produce well. In the wild they go for years sometimes without breeding and producing, because due to a food shortage they know they can not successfully raise a family so they don't.

You should have a nice three inches or so of pine shavings in the bottom of the nest box. Don't use cedar chips or cedar shavings, because the oils of the cedar are naturally strong scented, and can burn tiny developing lungs. Stay away from shavings that came from a mill that may have lead paint chips, metal fragments from nicked nails, and even toxins from pressure treated wood mixed in with these wood shavings.

The placement of the perch is very important, first of all do not place the perch over the food or water bowls, for sanitary reasons. The perch must be secure, not loose, and wobbly. Because cockatiels breed by mounting you need to make sure there is sufficient room to do that. They don't necessarily always breed on the perch, but again if your pair chooses too they can. You wouldn't want a loose or unstable perch to be the cause of infertile eggs.

When feeding your pair it is important to remember if you want them to be successful at raising a family you must provide, (not what's adequate) an abundance of food. In the wild cockatiels go for long periods of time not raising young. Due to insufficient food, drout, or bad weather conditions, I can not stress this enough.

Many books recommend hard boiled eggs chopped finely and offered to the birds, the problem with that is it can become rancid and reach toxic levels in a very short time. We suggest making a corn bread with extra eggs, and if it's in hot weather substitute the milk for orange juice, which will be much less likely to spoil. Some birds like just plain bread, just remember to remove and discard soft foods even if all is not eaten, and provide fresh. Fresh water daily is very important, and if you use water bottles change them daily as well. Would you want to drink water left sitting out since yesterday, just because it looks clean? Those of us that took chemistry and or dabbled with the microscopes can tell you that even clear looking water, that has been sitting warming especially on a summer day, is not what it seems. Put under a scope and all those little friendly critters in that water (that weren't there several hours ago) will be waving back at you, any body thirsty? So change that water!

Cockatiels are grain eaters, but I have found I can sneak things they won't eat normally into the corn bread, after blending it in the blender. A good seed diet, spray millet, even things like wheat checks, rice checks, puffed wheat, etc., are all relished by cockatiels. And I have never met a cockatiel that didn't love popcorn.

Some people like to recycle food, we do not do this. To start with, it's not sanitary if you have more than one pair, your spreading germs. And if you have one bird that gets ill rest assured it will spread to many of your birds on that recycled food.

As the pair of Cockatiels start to show interest in the nest it is usually the male that enters the nest first. He will inspect it and move the wood chips around to his liking, in hopes that it will be an appealing place to his mate as well. When he feels he has achieved this he will begin to court the hen he will sing to her and as the hens often seem to ignore her suitor, he will of course try harder. He'll sing in her face, he will bill beat his beak to make a knocking sound inside and out of the nest. When she does show interest (it doesn't always happen right away) and they mate it will take two or more weeks to lay an egg, provided everything is to their liking. Keep in mind they can only work with what we have provided them as there comforts of home, and some times they don't breed because they feel something vital is missing.

I always love hearing things like: There a proven pair and I'm not getting any eggs or babies. That's when I usually notice something like lack of a good diet, no extras to stimulate them into thinking they have enough food to raise a family or the nest box is in a bad placement or worse on the floor. What gives, the birds can't get out and get these things right themselves, you must provide a proper situation for them. I would rather do more for a pair then needed, then too possibly leave something out that could prevent them from raising.

Once the hen starts to lay she will brood in the box in advance of laying her first egg, and once she does lay it will be every other day until she has completed her clutch (a group of eggs, that will basically be her litter). The average clutch is about 4 to 8 eggs, but we have had many a hen far pass that, and I don't mean double clutching (starting a second clutch of eggs on top of the first, or right after the first) some hens are just extraordinary.

Depending on whether the pair starts incubating with the first egg or wait for the second to start brooding, and some even wait until they have laid the whole clutch. So you can see where incubation time can vary drastically, from 18 days if they start with the first egg to 24 days or more. Or even if the pair gets off the nest more often then most this will and can lengthen the incubation time. So don't just up and throw those eggs out, at least candle them first. One lady called me recently for advise, she had her first pair of Cockatiels lay eggs and was told they would not be good so through them out. I was horrified, I'll admit often they aren't, but what if this time there are good at least wait and find out. Incidentally the eggs the lady had were good and even hatched and the inexperienced pair raised quite a nice family! Sometimes you can expect the unexpected, other times it is a waiting game, things can just plain take time.

As the pair incubate there eggs, you will most likely if all is going well see the hen sitting the eggs after she has laid her clutch at night, where as the male will sit during the day. Sometimes they will both be in there brooding the eggs and keeping each other company. Each pair is individual and can vary on how they do things, but they all follow the same procedure some what. In other words we humans generally carry our children 9 months, and most often have them in a hospital, and that is all considered normal. Use that as a guide reality check, cause we whom have not experience having babies in a cab, on the freeway, or on the way to the hospital, at least have a general idea that this could happen. As is the case with some birds, expect the unexpected, and be prepared for everything as best you can.

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Millett 6-25x 56mm LRS-1 35mm Tactical Rifle Scope (A-TAC Camo)

!9# Millett 6-25x 56mm LRS-1 35mm Tactical Rifle Scope (A-TAC Camo)

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Millett 6-25x 56mm Mil Dot Bar, 35mm Tube, .1 Mil Click Value, Extended-Range Tactical Rifle Scope (A-TAC Camo). The extreme-duty, extended-range LRS tactical riflescope. Massively built with a one-piece 35mm tube and 56mm objective, the LRS delivers superior brightness and outstanding repeatable accuracy with the largest long-range weapons, including those chambered for the 50 BMG and 338 Lapua. Precision controls with 140 MOA adjustment.

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Bushnell TRS-25: High Performance Micro Red Dot

!9# Bushnell TRS-25: High Performance Micro Red Dot

This a great micro red dot sight option for . It compares favorably to the overpriced Aimpoint Micro red dot sights. The TRS-25 is compact and can serve as either a primary or even back up sight option, weighing 4.2 ounces (however I think a Burris FastFire sight at 1.8 oz is a better but more $ backup option). Using a 3V CR2032 power cell, this diminutive red dot produces high brightness levels and battery life is listed at 3000 hours. Eleven brightness levels are provided. The selector dial is very positive in operation. Adjustment range seems sufficient in my testing, providing 70" at 100 yds (1.9m @ 100 meters). The green coating is not obnoxious and dimming as in some other cheap red dots I've shot. Mounting is via a single screw on the base which adapts to PIcatinny/Weaver systems quickly and locks on solidly. Recoil ratings is listed for up to .375 H&H Magnum levels by Bushnell. A rubber scope cover is provided but is not integrally attached (common at this point in time for this type of sight). Expect the non-recessed lenses to get dirty and wet more readily than tube-type red dot offerings. The 3 MOA sized dot provides more precision fire and still is quickly acquired especially at higher brightness levels. Value is excellent given the alternatives in mid 2010. Cabela's was selling this sight at a reasonable at time of recording. For reference, the iTac brand "RDS1 micro red dot is also shown and suggested. While the Micro Aimpoints remain great sights ...

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!9# Millett Tactical Rifle Scope Illuminated Reticle Military DOT

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Millet Buck Gold 4-16x, 56mm Side Focus, Mil Dot, Multi Coat Rifle Scope

!9#Millet Buck Gold 4-16x, 56mm Side Focus, Mil Dot, Multi Coat Rifle Scope

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Millett has taken scope design to the next step with the new model BUCK GOLD scopes. These are the culmination of all the improvements over the last years of Millett's 30mm target and varmint scopes, to give the shooter the most value for the money. A distinctive new look, with large, easy-to-use turret and side focus knobs add to the style of these scopes. Millett's proprietary Gimble Pivot increases accuracy and assures intertube alignment. Fully multi-coated optics and unique coil spring ensure sharpness and accuracy. Millett is proud to say "today's Millett scope is a vast improvement from just a few years ago." This year we have also added the Fine Crosshair and 1/8-MOA dot reticle for the target shooter and long-range varmint hunter. Other features: LOCKING TURRETS: easy to use 1/4 turn locks the turret to prevent accidental movement of windage and elevation adjustments. Simple one screw cap retainers make for easy zero setting on elevation and windage. 1/8 MOA adjustments for accuracy on all target varmint scopes. Resettable dials are provided in both windage and elevation adjustments to retain sight calibration and easy return to zero. Finger touch controls eliminate the need for coin slots. The fine clicks are graduated to produce 1/4 minute of angle corrections. The multi-coated optics assure maximum light transmission for the sharpest image quality. Our lens design and assembly techniques will minimize off color fringe and color aberrations. Parallax is controlled by the precise construction of zoom components that eliminate lost motion. This preserves the sharp focus at high, mid-range and low power. It accurately fits in sliding lens housings, zoom drive slots, and cam followers guarantee superior parallax elimination and reduce point-of-impact shifts throughout the zoom range. Stray or flare light, that may reduce contrast and affect the image quality, is controlled by the use of our light baffles and anti-reflection coatings.

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A Secret nutritionist to lose weight - How to digestive enzymes help you lose weight?

!9# A Secret nutritionist to lose weight - How to digestive enzymes help you lose weight?

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Digestive enzymes and weight loss

Enzymes are the key to life! How you eat is made up of large complex molecules are broken down into small particles because they enter our body. And 'where the digestive enzymes come into play. Digestive enzymes are only three main tasks: the digestion of proteins, carbohydrates and fats. Proteases are enzymes digest proteins, amylase to digest carbohydrates, lipase, and fat. These enzyme workers take proteins, fats, carbohydrates,Starch and sugar, etc., and the structure in a healthy body, everything works fine.

A very simple overview is that our body produces several enzymes to break down carbohydrates, fats and proteins, some have just made you eat in your mouth to begin the attack, while others produced by the stomach and pancreas. Then another nutritionist secret to weight loss - be sure to chew! Aim for 20 chews.

Large amounts ofEnzymes are needed to digest food, and if not prepared properly by the body, we suffer from bloat and digestive problems. The lack of these digestive enzymes can lead to constipation (very common -. The ideal would be 2-3 times a day if not within this range, then you are defined clinically as suffering from constipation), gas, irritation has bowel (eg, mucus or blood in the stool). Digestive enzymes are important for healthy digestion. If this problem islong time can cause gastrointestinal infections such as candidiasis, allergies, irritable bowel syndrome

And we put on weight!

But when our bodies are digesting food, and provides sufficient enzymes, two questions. First, because people are not enough enzymes? Secondly, because this should lead to weight gain?

So why is our natural diet is no longer meet our needs? There are several reasons:

* You can eat very little raw food that contains naturalEnzymes. Unfortunately, the enzymes found naturally in foods destroyed at temperatures of 118 ° C and above, which means that most had not cooked food, its enzymes destroyed.

* Modern methods of growing days give us plenty of food and we no longer need to buy the seasons. In most cases, the food was imported, mainly the result is not fully developed with all the natural enzymes. They do this to ensure that when it reaches its destinationare not spoiled and the exporter has not suffered a financial loss. One suggestion would be to buy what is in season and on farms.

* Modern day agriculture consumes the soil with nutrients. Many chemicals such as chemical fertilizers, insecticides and herbicides are used, affecting the quality of our food and what we put in our bodies. They also change the DNA of foods and their production of enzymes and vital nutrients we need. If possible, buy organic,especially the extra $ $ and go with fruit "porous" organic, such as blueberries and strawberries.

* Processing and refining strips away even more nutrients. For example, "white" bread and other flour-based products has become a stable food every day for many people. And they say cereals are "healthy", it is important to note, in addition to other factors that influence the production of bread, a process that takes a long time to be used, unlike today, when mass produced breadin large factories with highly refined flour, chemicals and links that are all essential nutrients from the bread. Another tip - do not buy bread, "enriched". All this means that all the nutrients have been stripped from the treatment and are now "back" was added. Why do you want to buy food stripped of their "natural" nutrients, was then carried out with human and synthetic nutrients are injected? (And the reasoning behind this production process is far beyond thisBuy) whole wheat, rye, oats, barley, rice, millet, wheat, cracked, etc. Whole grains are better sources of fiber and other important nutrients such as selenium, potassium and magnesium. So, if you can, choose whole grains over refined grains. (Fiber is another important factor in weight loss - but remember to always have the right fiber There are different types of fibers and makes a difference the right choice is particularly important for those who suffer!Constipation)

* We are high-protein diets that need more digestive enzymes eat. This is a factor of supply and demand. And if we stress our body to produce more protein enzymes, it will eventually slow down and then we need to take the necessary measures for correction. A common result is weight gain.

* Many people can eat a diet high in fat, to digest the hard, when the body lacks the enzyme lipase.

* We have too much sugar and so they need more sugar and starch to digest foodEnzymes. It 'also important for the label of "hidden" sugars such as sucrose, fructose, sorbitol, glucose, reading, etc.

* The most common cause, in the absence of the body to produce enough digestive enzymes STRESS! Our bodies are not equipped to digest, but we are stressed. This is an automatic mechanism that the body uses for its "survival." All of this means for us is that digestion will occur only when our bodies finally relax for a moment! Sometimes the digestion is stoppedHours! This is alarming, because during this period do not always have important nutrients that our body needs, not only for survival but is important in the fight against disease and stress. And do not forget, if you eat well while we are stressed --- food is fermented! For the image that should come to mind is, your garage, if you did not download! (I'll discuss this in another article and its impact on disease and health)

* It should also be noted that the metabolism slows down to beAging and less stomach acid is produced. Produces less gastric acid, the inability to digest food, and leads to many factors, such as weight gain. There are other factors in our choice of foods that cause less stomach acid (HCL or hyaluronic acid).

There are many other mechanisms that help the enzymes that control body weight, which are beyond the scope of this article, it should not surprise many people turn to the enzyme supplement for weight loss.

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!9# ATI Mauser 98

This is an old Mauser 98 with a new range of ATI, rock, mountain bi-pod, Millett scope rings and Bushnell 3-9x40. With surplus ammo for the second time I took it out, turned 1 1 / 4 "at 100 meters. The work on my 200 yard groups now. In the video, I'm shooting to 10" "x10 steel plate at 200 meters. If you feel you can use after every shot to be heard.

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!9# Mourning Dove Description

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The mourning dove is a member of the mountain game and family pigeon. This is one of the most common and widespread birds in North America and one of the game birds in the United States. Doves inhabit a variety of habitats and are considered fertile breeders, allowing the species to keep the numbers down. Theircan be used both in open and semi-open areas including meadows, pastures, and to find sparsely wooded. Doves do not usually live in dense forest areas or wetlands, and are well suited for human occupation.

Mourning doves feed almost exclusively on seeds for more than 99 percent of its diet. They prefer corn, sunflower, safflower, and millet, but also a variety of other seeds, including sweetgum, pokeweed, amaranth, canary seed, feed wheat, andSesame. Pigeons are opportunistic investors and feed on bare ground. Often swallow pieces of gravel and sand to aid digestion, while at rest. Once a particularly fertile ground for new and has spent a lot of food places. Mourning doves are diurnal, generally feed during the morning and afternoon of the day, but they are still in search of water in the evening. Also, doves are migratory and often travel in herds with lowHeights.

Breeding occurs during the months of February to October, depending on geographic location, coupled with doves remain monogamous. During courtship the male in a loud voice to attract attention to women and strut landing movements of the head, chest puffing to fly, and crying aloud. Mourning doves have a partner, once elected, the females get together with the construction materials of the nest while the males. A complete cycle takes about 30 days of nesting, with women generallyproduce two children. Females may nest five times during a breeding season 55.

Description:

Overall length: 9-13 cm

Wingspan: 15-18 cm

Weight: 3-6 oz

Mourning doves are birds of medium size and are usually light gray brown. They have small bills, black, slender body, broad elliptical wings, and a round head. Doves have black spots on the wings and a black spot under and behind the eyes. They also have long tapering tail withopaque white tips, red legs and dark eyes.

Range:

Southern Canada, the United States, Mexico and Greater Antilles

Mourning Dove Description

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!9# Millet Buck Gold LRS-1 6-25x 56mm, and 35mm Tube with Rings Included

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!9# How to choose the right variable power telescope

Larry Potter Field, Midway CEO and founder of Germany provides an informative purposes and their use of variable power. This video provides the information needed to make the right decision when choosing your next course. The entire range of skills covered are the volume low, medium and high power variable. This information can be made from all business areas, such as Leupold, Burris, Weaver, Nikon, Millett, Bushnell, Zeiss, Swarovski, Kahles, Tasco be applied,and others.

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!9# Millett DMS Tactical Rifle Scope 1-4x New 24 Donut Dot Matte

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!9# Millet Buck Gold 4-16x 50 Side Focus Illuminated Multi Coat Rifle Scope

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Millett has taken scope design to the next step with the new model BUCK GOLD scopes. These are the culmination of all the improvements over the last years of Millett's 30mm target and varmint scopes, to give the shooter the most value for the money. A distinctive new look, with large, easy-to-use turret and side focus knobs add to the style of these scopes. Millett's proprietary Gimble Pivot increases accuracy and assures intertube alignment. Fully multi-coated optics and unique coil spring ensure sharpness and accuracy. Millett is proud to say "today's Millett scope is a vast improvement from just a few years ago." This year we have also added the Fine Crosshair and 1/8-MOA dot reticle for the target shooter and long-range varmint hunter. Other features: LOCKING TURRETS: easy to use 1/4 turn locks the turret to prevent accidental movement of windage and elevation adjustments. Simple one screw cap retainers make for easy zero setting on elevation and windage. 1/8 MOA adjustments for accuracy on all target varmint scopes. Resettable dials are provided in both windage and elevation adjustments to retain sight calibration and easy return to zero. Finger touch controls eliminate the need for coin slots. The fine clicks are graduated to produce 1/4 minute of angle corrections. The multi-coated optics assure maximum light transmission for the sharpest image quality. Our lens design and assembly techniques will minimize off color fringe and color aberrations. Parallax is controlled by the precise construction of zoom components that eliminate lost motion. This preserves the sharp focus at high, mid-range and low power. It accurately fits in sliding lens housings, zoom drive slots, and cam followers guarantee superior parallax elimination and reduce point-of-impact shifts throughout the zoom range. Stray or flare light, that may reduce contrast and affect the image quality, is controlled by the use of our light baffles and anti-reflection coatings.

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