Rifle scope parallax is often misunderstood. Here is a simple guide to how parallax works and how it applies to rifle shooting.

Fixed parallax rimfire scopes are usually set at 50 or 60 yards, which can work fine for small-game hunting but makes 20- or 25-yard shots—common in many small-bore sports—a blurry mess.

If simplicity is the pathway to versatility, then the Vortex Crossfire II is at home on a small-game bolt rifle or a ...

With capped turrets and 100-yard fixed parallax, the scope is designed around a “set it and forget it” operational mindset, though hunters who want to dial aiming solutions have an expansive 135 MOA ...

Parallax is another factor to consider when sighting in a rifle. The role parallax plays in accurately engaging a target is crucial, and these adjustments can often be overlooked.

Elevation and windage adjustments—1/4-m.o.a. per click—are made via low-profile turrets on the top and right side of the scope, respectively, and the scope’s fixed parallax setting is ...

The Vantage scopes have an Adjustable Objective for parallax correction (AO models) and fixed parallax distance of 100 yards. Like the rest of the Vantage line, these new models have 11 layer ...

The Vantage scopes have an Adjustable Objective for parallax correction (AO models) and fixed parallax distance of 100 yards. Like the rest of the Vantage line, this model has a 11 layer, fully ...