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Are the turrets resettble to zero and do they come loose easy so you can? — 1 Answer

by Vic smith, from MO, United States Asked on November 6, 2022

Name Athlon Optics Talos BTR 1-4 x 24mm Rifle Scopes 30mm Second Focal Plane (4.2)
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Answered by Ethan, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on November 09, 2022

The Athlon Talos BTR 1-4x24 scopes have removable locking screws of windage and elevation turret knob. Once a rifle has been sighted in, simply remove the screw and take out the turret knob. Put the turret knob back on with zero line aligned with the vertical mark below the turning knob, then tighten the screw to lock it in.

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