I tried this in the field yesterday by unscrewing the single screw in the middle of the turret, but the cap didn't feel like it was going to slide out so I could turn it without changing zero.
Any advice?
Any advice?
Rifle Scopes Floating caps on the SWFA SS HD 5-20 x 50
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Re: Floating caps on the SWFA SS HD 5-20 x 50
I don't understand? Why would you do this and what advise are you seeking?
I don't understand? Why would you do this and what advise are you seeking?
Re: Floating caps on the SWFA SS HD 5-20 x 50
Remove that screw. Pull up, hard as you need to, you can't hurt anything; the turret will come off. Realign so that "0" is where it needs to be and push back down, might take a little twist left/right (like half click distance) to get the splines inside to line up, push down til seated all the way and replace screw.
Remove that screw. Pull up, hard as you need to, you can't hurt anything; the turret will come off. Realign so that "0" is where it needs to be and push back down, might take a little twist left/right (like half click distance) to get the splines inside to line up, push down til seated all the way and replace screw.
Re: Floating caps on the SWFA SS HD 5-20 x 50
are you trying to reset the turret after zeroing? If so, you need to follow the direction that came with it, and call SWFA for help since they are the ones who designed it.
are you trying to reset the turret after zeroing? If so, you need to follow the direction that came with it, and call SWFA for help since they are the ones who designed it.
Re: Floating caps on the SWFA SS HD 5-20 x 50
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: jasonk</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Remove that screw. Pull up, hard as you need to, you can't hurt anything; the turret will come off. Realign so that "0" is where it needs to be and push back down, might take a little twist left/right (like half click distance) to get the splines inside to line up, push down til seated all the way and replace screw. </div></div>Thanks, that is what I expected to have to do, but didn't want to be the first.
Yes, the question was after zeroing the rifle, how do I reset the turrets to read zero without changing the elevation or windage settings. On my Nightforce, I just unscrew the tension screws, slide the turret about 1/8th inch and twist it. Oh yeah, now about that zero stop...
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: jasonk</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Remove that screw. Pull up, hard as you need to, you can't hurt anything; the turret will come off. Realign so that "0" is where it needs to be and push back down, might take a little twist left/right (like half click distance) to get the splines inside to line up, push down til seated all the way and replace screw. </div></div>Thanks, that is what I expected to have to do, but didn't want to be the first.
Yes, the question was after zeroing the rifle, how do I reset the turrets to read zero without changing the elevation or windage settings. On my Nightforce, I just unscrew the tension screws, slide the turret about 1/8th inch and twist it. Oh yeah, now about that zero stop...
Re: Floating caps on the SWFA SS HD 5-20 x 50
As much as I like SWFA SS scopes, I sure wish they came with manuals. Even a 1-page quick start would be nice.
As much as I like SWFA SS scopes, I sure wish they came with manuals. Even a 1-page quick start would be nice.
Re: Floating caps on the SWFA SS HD 5-20 x 50
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: targaflorio</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks, that is what I expected to have to do, but didn't want to be the first.
Yes, the question was after zeroing the rifle, how do I reset the turrets to read zero without changing the elevation or windage settings. On my Nightforce, I just unscrew the tension screws, slide the turret about 1/8th inch and twist it. Oh yeah, now about that zero stop... </div></div>
This is no built in Zero stop on the 5-20SWFA
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: targaflorio</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks, that is what I expected to have to do, but didn't want to be the first.
Yes, the question was after zeroing the rifle, how do I reset the turrets to read zero without changing the elevation or windage settings. On my Nightforce, I just unscrew the tension screws, slide the turret about 1/8th inch and twist it. Oh yeah, now about that zero stop... </div></div>
This is no built in Zero stop on the 5-20SWFA
Re: Floating caps on the SWFA SS HD 5-20 x 50
Yea i had no problem adjusting my turrets after zeroing the scope. Might have to pull a bit harder but they come straight off, all the way. If the hex screw is out you wont break it.
Yea i had no problem adjusting my turrets after zeroing the scope. Might have to pull a bit harder but they come straight off, all the way. If the hex screw is out you wont break it.
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