I just received my XRS II that I had on backorder with Brownells. The arrow on the top turret does not go all the way across the turret. I have looked online and the pictures either don't show the arrow because of the angle or it is all the way across the turret like what is on the LRHS series scopes. The paperwork that came with the scope shows it all the way across. For those that have this scope does the arrow on yours go all the way or just across part of the turret. I know the LRHS scopes that GAP has been selling have had issues with the markings on the turret as I had to send one of mine back. I just wanted to see others have on theirs before I call Bushnell as I really don't want to have to send another scope put for repair right now.
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Rifle Scopes Bushnell XRS II Markings
- Thread starter Maelstrom
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Here is a picture, now the zero mark on the scope body is not aligned with the center of the scope it is a few degrees CCW from center.
Is yours like this?
Is yours like this?
If its anything like most other scopes. The little piece with the come up lines is glued on. I would guess little heat to remove, then glue it back on straight. I have had that piece come off a couple scopes, and I just glued it back on.
It seems like people are conflating the LRHS marking alignment issue with your question about the arrow spanning only half the top of the turret.
I have two XRS IIs. Both have the arrow across the front half of the turret. Not the entire top of the turret. And both scopes' markings are aligned.
Are you saying your XRS II has misaligned markings like the LRHS scopes people were getting from GAP?
I have two XRS IIs. Both have the arrow across the front half of the turret. Not the entire top of the turret. And both scopes' markings are aligned.
Are you saying your XRS II has misaligned markings like the LRHS scopes people were getting from GAP?
How on earth does the arrow not being all the way across the top of the turret affect how the scope functions?
It does not affect anything with the function of the scope. I actually prefer the half arrow but I just wanted to check that it was correct. I had to send back one of my LRHS scopes because the markings did not line up and was hoping this was not another mistake that slipped through especially with how long I saved up for the scope.
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