| Elevation Adjustment | Elevation adjustment is the ability of a rifle scope to modify the vertical alignment of the reticle or crosshair. It allows shooters to compensate for bullet drop and ensure accurate shot placement at different distances. By making precise adjustments using the elevation turret or dial on the scope, shooters can raise or lower the point of impact to match the desired target height. This feature is essential for long-range shooting and precision shooting, enabling shooters to account for the effects of gravity on bullet trajectory. |
