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<blockquote data-quote="yobuck" data-source="post: 686688" data-attributes="member: 12443"><p>which goes to show there is always an exception kass. </p><p>by and large however angled scopes wont work well for twin applications.</p><p>you didnt mention the size of your objectives which could compound the problem.</p><p>none of these things are built for that purpose, some are easier to work with than others however due to size and shape. by rotating the scopes in the bracket a normal range of inter pupil distance can be obtained. then the bracket adjustment can allow for use by different individuals. normaly movment like this would have little to no affect on the alignment of the tubes. that can vary however depending on bracket quality. it would seem the same should be true while using both straight or angled tubes. but it isnt.</p><p> </p><p>as you stated yours are a one person set. if another person with even a slightly different ipd readjusts them for their eyes they will be out of alignment. if they were mine id be locking them for your eyes only.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yobuck, post: 686688, member: 12443"] which goes to show there is always an exception kass. by and large however angled scopes wont work well for twin applications. you didnt mention the size of your objectives which could compound the problem. none of these things are built for that purpose, some are easier to work with than others however due to size and shape. by rotating the scopes in the bracket a normal range of inter pupil distance can be obtained. then the bracket adjustment can allow for use by different individuals. normaly movment like this would have little to no affect on the alignment of the tubes. that can vary however depending on bracket quality. it would seem the same should be true while using both straight or angled tubes. but it isnt. as you stated yours are a one person set. if another person with even a slightly different ipd readjusts them for their eyes they will be out of alignment. if they were mine id be locking them for your eyes only. [/QUOTE]
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