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  • hello, yesterday i had bought the 3x flip up magnifier off the novritsch website, and i was wondering if it had good eye relief and if you guys have a video review on the magnifier?

    Hi, the 3x flip up magnifier has a 2.4 Inch long eye relief, for review view, please check out our YouTube channel: Vector Optics.

  • Is there any requirements for how close / far away the magnifier has to be from the red dot? (SCMF-15+SCRD-12II)?

    Hi. The red dot does not have a restriction on eye relief, so just put the magnifier next to the red dot.

  • Hello, i have a question regarding the svd optic, does it have adjustable sun visor or just a standard one position?

    Hello, the scd optic comes with removable sunshade.

  • Is there any requirements for how close / far away the magnifier has to be from the red dot? (SCMF-15+SCRD-12II)

    Hi. The red dot does not have a restriction on eye relief, so just put the magnifier next to the red dot.

  • What about horizontal corrections cap. How do you reset it? Zero stop or just reset?

    You mean windage turret? Both of the elevation and windage turret should reset zero before you put them into pratical use.

  • On your official website in the specification about scol-21t - "Turret lock systerm. Coming with zero re-set feature". Zero reset. It possible to reset, but it works not as zero stop. Right ? What difference?

    They are different, sir. Zero reset means that you can define any number as your zero. For example, if 2MOA on elevation turret is the most frequently used, you should loosen the screws, and spin number 2 to the tick mark and then tighten the screws. Now the 2MOA is defined as your zero. Zero stop is a feature found on some riflescopes that prevent the shooter from dialing the elevation turret on the scope back down past a specific zero point.

  • As a competition shooter it is wiser to shoot with red dot? Most of the time it's in a woodland lower light environment or indoors without sunlight.

    Hi. A red dot sight has a sharp contrast in low light conditions as it allows light to reflect off for better light transmission.

  • What would you recommend Constantine LPVO, Taurus LPVO, or a Continental LPVO

    Hi, Continental is our top-line product with premium image quality, if you are a seasoned shooter and looking for a nice LPVO scope for competitions, then choose Continental LPVO scope; Taurus is our premium line scope, has LPVO scope in FFP and SFP, they are very compact with superior clarity, fit for your daily practice; Constantine is our entry-level scope, the LPVO scope is more suitable for new shooters

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