Jay Johnson
New member
I have both AO and Non-AO scopes.
On PD and targets I use the AO. On my Big game hunting rifle I have AO scopes I usually just leave them set on 100 yards. On very long shots on a couple of occasions I've ajusted them (400 and 500 yards). The animals weren't going anywhere they were pretty calm. On my calling rilfes for cyotoes I never use AO. Most of my calling scopes are in the 1.5 X 5 to a max of 4.5 X 14 and usually set at or near to bottom of the power range. If the scope has AO depending on the country I usually just put it down on the lowest setting.
On PD and targets I use the AO. On my Big game hunting rifle I have AO scopes I usually just leave them set on 100 yards. On very long shots on a couple of occasions I've ajusted them (400 and 500 yards). The animals weren't going anywhere they were pretty calm. On my calling rilfes for cyotoes I never use AO. Most of my calling scopes are in the 1.5 X 5 to a max of 4.5 X 14 and usually set at or near to bottom of the power range. If the scope has AO depending on the country I usually just put it down on the lowest setting.