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Converting inch’s to mils
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<blockquote data-quote="ButterBean" data-source="post: 2268652" data-attributes="member: 41385"><p>I'm wide awake, You need to do your home work Neighbor, Elevation and windage adjustments while they are in the erector tube are not an erector,</p><p></p><ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul"><a href="https://www.longrangeshooting.org/articles/scope-internal-anatomy" target="_blank"><strong>Erector Lens Assembly</strong></a><strong> is an internal tube configuration containing the reticle, erector lens, and magnification lens.</strong> Once the target image passes through the reticle,<strong> it hits the erector lens assembly, </strong>which properly orients the image and sends it on to the magnification lens. Some technologies have the reticle built-in with the erector assembly. Reticles in front of a magnification lens is a first focal plane scope, and reticles behind the magnification lens are second focal plane scopes. Scope manufacturers have separated the erector lens assembly from the reticle and magnification components while others have combined these features. Stick with a quality company, and you should be fine with either configuration.</li> </ul><p>. An erector assembly contains two lenses that flip the image so that it is right-side-up. <strong>The erector assembly can also contain the additional magnifying lenses for a variable magnification scope.</strong></p><p></p><p></p><p>Back to you</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ButterBean, post: 2268652, member: 41385"] I'm wide awake, You need to do your home work Neighbor, Elevation and windage adjustments while they are in the erector tube are not an erector, [LIST] [*][URL='https://www.longrangeshooting.org/articles/scope-internal-anatomy'][B]Erector Lens Assembly[/B][/URL][B] is an internal tube configuration containing the reticle, erector lens, and magnification lens.[/B] Once the target image passes through the reticle,[B] it hits the erector lens assembly, [/B]which properly orients the image and sends it on to the magnification lens. Some technologies have the reticle built-in with the erector assembly. Reticles in front of a magnification lens is a first focal plane scope, and reticles behind the magnification lens are second focal plane scopes. Scope manufacturers have separated the erector lens assembly from the reticle and magnification components while others have combined these features. Stick with a quality company, and you should be fine with either configuration. [/LIST] . An erector assembly contains two lenses that flip the image so that it is right-side-up. [B]The erector assembly can also contain the additional magnifying lenses for a variable magnification scope.[/B] Back to you [/QUOTE]
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