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Have they corrected the aaccuracy of the turret adjustment to the target test where you adjust up from zero in a square pattern then back to zero???? — 3 Answers

by Bill, from OH, United States Asked on February 22, 2018

Name Primary Arms SLx 4-14x44mm Rifle Scopes, 30mm Tube, First Focal Plane (FFP) (4.6)
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Answered by Armando R., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on June 29, 2018

We have not received any complaints regarding the turrets and tracking on this optic, but many people just set the turrets to zero and use the reticle the way it was designed to be used which is with holdovers.

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Answered by SOPMODBlock1, guest, from NC, United States, on March 23, 2018

IMHO if you're looking for a FFP optic with decent glass, a solid proven reticle, and a perfect box test....you may want to save up for a more expensive optic. This reticle was designed to set the turrets and forget it.

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Answered by Cardboard Killer, guest, from AZ, United States, on March 08, 2021

I watched the same YouTube video and it is irrelevant. With a FFP scope, you set ZERO and then use the hold overs in the reticle. Super accurate turrets are only needed in SFP applications where you need to dial your elevation & windage. This is an amazing scope at it's price point. Worrying about accurate turrets on a FFP scope is like worrying about a corvette's off-road prowes. They could put a bunch of $ in the turrets that nobody will ever use and then jack the price up but then real shooters like me wouldn't buy it. Hope that helped answer your question.

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