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<blockquote data-quote="Bravo 4" data-source="post: 445931" data-attributes="member: 8873"><p>The answer to your first question is YES. There should be a single set screw on both the windage and elevation turret. After you have zeroed your scope with the load you plan on using then just loosen the screw and turn the turret to zero and re-tighten (not overly). </p><p>The short veritcle lines under the "0" indicater (and visible from behind the scope)are called index lines or base lines. Remember what line yours is on after you have zeroed the elevation turret (also called slipping the scales) and this is your initial zero, example: You have zeroed the scope and slipped the scales and have a zeroed base line of three. If you want to adjust for a 17moa elevation adjustment, then go to BL4+2 (since you have 15moa per turret revolution). This, or at least remembering what base/index line you are zeroed for, can save you a lot of head ache in the future by making sure you have returned back to zero after a shot or series of shots.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bravo 4, post: 445931, member: 8873"] The answer to your first question is YES. There should be a single set screw on both the windage and elevation turret. After you have zeroed your scope with the load you plan on using then just loosen the screw and turn the turret to zero and re-tighten (not overly). The short veritcle lines under the "0" indicater (and visible from behind the scope)are called index lines or base lines. Remember what line yours is on after you have zeroed the elevation turret (also called slipping the scales) and this is your initial zero, example: You have zeroed the scope and slipped the scales and have a zeroed base line of three. If you want to adjust for a 17moa elevation adjustment, then go to BL4+2 (since you have 15moa per turret revolution). This, or at least remembering what base/index line you are zeroed for, can save you a lot of head ache in the future by making sure you have returned back to zero after a shot or series of shots. [/QUOTE]
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