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Nikon 6-18 Buckmaster
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<blockquote data-quote="britz" data-source="post: 261017" data-attributes="member: 7865"><p>If I am understanding you correctly...yes.</p><p></p><p>I responded because I think you were misinterpreting how the target knobs were set up. I'll try to go through it.</p><p></p><p>If you take out the allen screw, you will be able to slip the knob off. When you look at the scope you will see a the bright aluminum that the knob covered up mostly. This bright aluminum will have horizontal black marks on it intersecting one long vertical black line. Inside the bright aluminum you will see the spline shaft that the knobs fit on. The only reason you have to take the knob off is to switch from the "hunting" knob to the "target" knob, or to rotate it so the "zero" on the knob lines up with the vertical line on the bright aluminum part of the scope.</p><p></p><p>Only some of the black horizontal hash marks will be exposed beneth the target knob when it is in place on the scope. For every 2 revolutions you make with the knob you will reviel more of the horizontal marks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="britz, post: 261017, member: 7865"] If I am understanding you correctly...yes. I responded because I think you were misinterpreting how the target knobs were set up. I'll try to go through it. If you take out the allen screw, you will be able to slip the knob off. When you look at the scope you will see a the bright aluminum that the knob covered up mostly. This bright aluminum will have horizontal black marks on it intersecting one long vertical black line. Inside the bright aluminum you will see the spline shaft that the knobs fit on. The only reason you have to take the knob off is to switch from the "hunting" knob to the "target" knob, or to rotate it so the "zero" on the knob lines up with the vertical line on the bright aluminum part of the scope. Only some of the black horizontal hash marks will be exposed beneth the target knob when it is in place on the scope. For every 2 revolutions you make with the knob you will reviel more of the horizontal marks. [/QUOTE]
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