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Posted: 12/30/2013 11:03:59 AM EDT
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Long story short here... Bought a NIkon Slughunter.. had problems..Sent in for repair, came back after service. They said they adjusted collimation.. My original problem was that the 1/4moa clicks would result in more like 1moa at the target (sometimes more, sometimes less). Adjusting the scope was hit and miss. Can someone tell me how and/or why collimation would affect the scope? |
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Long story short here... Bought a NIkon Slughunter.. had problems..Sent in for repair, came back after service. They said they adjusted collimation.. My original problem was that the 1/4moa clicks would result in more like 1moa at the target (sometimes more, sometimes less). Adjusting the scope was hit and miss. Can someone tell me how and/or why collimation would affect the scope? I'm no optics expert, but I always thought that was a term used to optically align both halves/sides of a BInocular system. If that's in fact correct, I fail to understand it's relevance in a riflescope. I'd like to hear an expert's opinion to further my education on the subject. |
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