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Not currently.

You can put it on anything you wish.

Awesome harvest!

MIL is MIL, MOA is MOA, regardless of which reticle you are dealing with. The VPR gives you the advatage of being able to do wind holds without second guessing. Better to have and not need in my opinion. 100 yards and less, there is no need for wind calls, as the wind isn't going to have much of an effect on the trajectory.

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You will need to back out the ZeroStop lock and set screws. Once the set screw is backed out, lock it back down so it can't move. Establish your rifles zero, THEN set your ZeroStop.

To get your correct holdovers, you will need a good ballistic calculator. You will need to input your rifles specific data to get the correct bullet drops and holdovers. Velocity, weight, and ballistic cooefficiant all play a part in getting the correct holdovers.

They will be basically identical to the rest of the lineup.

The clock starts from the date of delivery, not the date of purchase.

No paperwork required. Simple.

There is no need for registration, as it comes with a Lifetime Warranty, and it is transferrable.

All of the Arken Optics scopes come with a sunshade, with the exception of the EP8.

There has been talks about it, but I don't know if it is going to happen. There has not been any release dates mentioned. BUT, they are always coming up with something new.

We have seen this before when the turret wasn't centered from the factory. Count your total clicks of your windage, and then take that number and divide by 2. Take that number, and count back from either the left or right limit. Then slip the turret completely off and reinstall it to zero. Then zero your scope again, that should fix the issue. Let us know if that works out for you.

Nice rig!

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Arken Optics build tolerances are very tight. Try heating it up with a hair dryer, and grab it with a towel, and give it a good twist. It should loosen up a bit over time. If it proves to be too difficult, email us, and we will get an RMA started for you. info@arkenopticsusa.com

Back out the lock and set screws for the ZeroStop. Sight in your rifle. Loosen the (3) turret perimeter screws, and set the turret on -0-. Tighten the (3) turret perimeter screws. Turn the turret 3 clicks up from -0-. Turn the ZeroStop set screw down until it makes contact with the ZeroStop plate. Back the screw out 1 full turn. Tighten the ZeroStop lock screw. Now turn the turret back to -0-. You should feel a positive stop, and it should be dead on -0-. Let me know if that works for you. I have attached a short video for you as reference. Thanks! https://www.dropbox.com/s/ajbzhitsx4cfllf/ZeroStop.mov?dl=0