If a 4x28 scope is parallax set at ....
mick53
June 2, 2009, 08:03 PM
If a 4x28 scope has a "60 yard parallax correction distance setting" will it be useable at 15-25yds too?
It's a Leupold FX-I 4x28mm Rimfire scope I was thinking of mounting on a .22 I use for plinking.
You can shoot up to 25yds at the range I go to. It's used mostly by pistol shooters but they allow rifle shooting to.
Will there be any ill effects due to the 60yd setting?
Thanks,
mick
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JDGray
June 2, 2009, 09:59 PM
If your after one hole groups, the parallax can be a big factor. If your really consistant, and line up the same each shot, you'll be ok. I just sent my Leupold in to have the parallax set to 50yrds, and it still hits good at 100:)
rcmodel
June 3, 2009, 10:43 AM
Yes it will be usable.
As JDGRAY noted, if you put your eye in the same place behind the scope every shot, parallax is mostly meaningless anyway.
Especially at 15-25 yards, and especially for plinking.
If the 60 yard setting Leupold uses on rim-fire scopes was not suitable, they wouldn't be doing it.
rc
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