Question about crosshairs
So I joined the fold and got a new Nighteater scope. The way I have always set up the scope is to do like they say in the manual and adjust so that the crosshairs are immediately sharp when looking at a wall or the sky.
But now I’m thinking (and maybe I am totally wrong) what if I set a target at exactly 50 yards, set the scope to 50 yards, and then adjust so the crosshairs are crisp. Is this total lunacy?
Also, theres disagreement between my friend and I about setting parallax on a scope. I say if its 50 yards away (known distance) set the scope to 50 yards – shoot. My friend says adjust the scope to whatever looks clearest – shoot. When I just adjust until its clear, its usually about 10 yards off on the knob (says 35 at a known 45 yard post). Whos right?
Thanks.
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Set your crosshairs so they are as crisp as you can get it, and leave it. They will remain just as crisp no matter distance you are shooting.
As for parralax, adjust for the best crispness at whatever range you are shooting. Just know that the factory markings are not always perfectly accurate at all distances.