Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunting Optics Changing Parallax On a Non AO Scope Yourself?

I got it. I just went through the process with Leupolds Customer Service and they stated "that's how it's done" and "it will not void your warranty" so I am proceeding with caution because if I purge the gas I WILL have to pay for that repair but so far on one Simmons,Bushnell and Leupold VXII I am good to go.

Use at your own risk....

1)Take a strap wrench or your hand and twist off the Objective Cap.

2) This will expose the Objective lens carrier (The black threaded section)

3) Set a target at the desired distance and the scope on a solid rest. CHECK FOR Parallax.

4) In order to shorten the focus turn this piece counter clockwise with your hand and to increase turn clockwise. WARNING THERE IS NO STOP ON THE LENSE CARRIER IF YOU SCREW IT OUT TOO FAR THE GAS SEAL WILL RELEASE.

5) Only screw 1/4 revolution and check for Parallax. Keep doing this 1/4 turn at a time until the image is stable when you move your head.

6) Hand tighten the Objective Cap and you're done.

That's it....The Scope is now set for the desired distance.

Here are a few pics






Robert