This is the newer scopes they sell now and it was purchased November 2015 I had to take it back today.
It had an impact shift while shooting on my .223.
It was rested on the front bag at the range and it pivoted and the scope dinked on the concrete bench.
No biggie,, had harder hits on my other scopes,, some dented ,, they never lost zero.
This was a 4-16x40 centerpoint TAG.
The older mill dot with target turrets has been a tank.
Now a question.
When you guys move the knobs for left and right and up and down
Windage and elevation ,, do you tap on the scope caps or anything after you move them???
I have never done that with any scopes.
Here is a picture of the shift in impact.
It had an impact shift while shooting on my .223.
It was rested on the front bag at the range and it pivoted and the scope dinked on the concrete bench.
No biggie,, had harder hits on my other scopes,, some dented ,, they never lost zero.
This was a 4-16x40 centerpoint TAG.
The older mill dot with target turrets has been a tank.
Now a question.
When you guys move the knobs for left and right and up and down
Windage and elevation ,, do you tap on the scope caps or anything after you move them???
I have never done that with any scopes.
Here is a picture of the shift in impact.