I understand the concept behind them and I find them useful as a feature. The thing is how do you prevent blowing past the first few increments of the numbered mils on the turrets? Seems no matter how gentle the touch I skip at least 3-4 increments when I adjust past the numbers.
Rifle Scopes Help with S&B MTC Turrets
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Re: Help with S&B MTC Turrets
That is the nature of the beast with any MTC. When I had a couple Premiers they did the same thing. It's why I'm not a big fan of MTC turrets and advise people to try them if they can. People who have used them for a while say they get used to them so keep using with them.
That is the nature of the beast with any MTC. When I had a couple Premiers they did the same thing. It's why I'm not a big fan of MTC turrets and advise people to try them if they can. People who have used them for a while say they get used to them so keep using with them.
Re: Help with S&B MTC Turrets
Never had that problem on mine, try going past to about .8 or .9, then dial it back to your .3
Never had that problem on mine, try going past to about .8 or .9, then dial it back to your .3
Re: Help with S&B MTC Turrets
I never remember having that problem with my PH and definitely don't now. That said, once the hardware breaks in a little, it may get better. One of my shooting partners just got his MTC S&B in. It is pretty much impossible to hit one tenth after a full mil. This, again, may get better. I think the extra diameter of the PH turret helps also.
The full mil indents on mine are no where near as positive as the S&B, for better or worse.
It is interesting that his windage turret (the one nobody actually uses
) is perfect...hands down the best MTC I have ever felt!
I never remember having that problem with my PH and definitely don't now. That said, once the hardware breaks in a little, it may get better. One of my shooting partners just got his MTC S&B in. It is pretty much impossible to hit one tenth after a full mil. This, again, may get better. I think the extra diameter of the PH turret helps also.
The full mil indents on mine are no where near as positive as the S&B, for better or worse.
It is interesting that his windage turret (the one nobody actually uses
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