ZEROING BETWEEN CLICKS - WHICH SCOPES?

[Edsel]

I really like how the Vortex Razor Gen 3 design isn’t constrained by individual clicks themselves, and allows “analog zeroing” before returning to “digital clicks.”

What other scopes have a similar design or feature?

 

[Scopes]

Only ones I know of are Gen 2 Razor, Vortex AMG, and PST gen 2 (only elevation turret).

 

[Edsel]

Only ones I know of are Gen 2 Razor, Vortex AMG, and PST gen 2 (only elevation turret).

Surprising this approach isn’t more common.

 

[Emerson0311]

Surprising this approach isn’t more common.

Most shooters are not actually capable of being that precise, but most ballistic apps have the option of inputting a “zero offset” value to cover the up to 5 millimeter@100yd (0.05mil) either way possible zero error. For comparison, 1 inch is 25.4mm.

 

[DairyDictator]

Surprising this approach isn’t more common.

It's really unnecessary for most applications. If it's necessary, you're probably using an optic with 1/8 MOA or 1/20 MIL adjustments

 

[BoltBandit]

I wish more scopes allowed this, but that's just my OCD talking, lol.

 

[BuildingConceptsllc]

Yeah that's one thing I loved about my AMG. I wish zco and kahles would adopt something like that.

 

[Edsel]

I wish more scopes allowed this, but that's just my OCD talking, lol.

I can totally relate