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<blockquote data-quote="JEVapa" data-source="post: 3922158" data-attributes="member: 41176"><p>There's a methodology/methodologies for evaluating a scope's tracking capability. The best way we've found is to use a 10 mil scale for 100m on a target board. You lock the platform at 100m (you will also see if the reticle really is correct too) from the target at its start point, and adjust the EL turret to ten and back. That a simpleton explanation of it, but there will be various test procedures done in all that that can take all day. </p><p>You have to have a collimator and a lab setup with a camera to assess without a human eyeball in the mix. Still need thumb and forefingers to turn the turret and eyeballs for the turret marks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JEVapa, post: 3922158, member: 41176"] There's a methodology/methodologies for evaluating a scope's tracking capability. The best way we've found is to use a 10 mil scale for 100m on a target board. You lock the platform at 100m (you will also see if the reticle really is correct too) from the target at its start point, and adjust the EL turret to ten and back. That a simpleton explanation of it, but there will be various test procedures done in all that that can take all day. You have to have a collimator and a lab setup with a camera to assess without a human eyeball in the mix. Still need thumb and forefingers to turn the turret and eyeballs for the turret marks. [/QUOTE]
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