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If your gun has been sighted in at 100 yds and the range is 125 yds does it automatically adjust to that distance? If so is there a way to prevent? — 2 Answers

by Mark, from TX, United States Asked on December 7, 2020

Name ATN 1,000 yard Auxiliary Ballistic Laser Rangefinder for Smart HD Scopes (4.6)
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Answered by Kevin, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on December 10, 2020

There is a button that you can press on the rangefinder that will range your target and set the reticle to that distance. It will not adjust the reticle unless you press the button that sets the range for the reticle.

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Answered by Bob, guest, from MI, United States, on December 25, 2020

You must have your ballistic calculator turned on and your ammunition's data entered into the scope. Then when you push the laze button your reticle will adjust to that distance.

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