The screws fastening the scope ring mounts on to the scope may be loose.
To find out if screws loose:
Grasp scope.
Attempt to turn lightly. If scope does not turn, screws sufficiently tight to hold scope securely. Nothing more needed to do
If scope does turn, screws not tight enough to hold scope in place.
To remedy this:
1.look at the space between scope ring halves: the space should be even on both sides and for the front and back rings
loosen or tighten screws to make slots even
2.level firearm
3.level scope
4.lightly tighten screws 1/8 turn at a time using fingertip pressure only
scope may rotate to one side when screws are tightened. To find out if this is happening look through scope to see if reticule still level.
5. Scope level
using fingertip pressure tighten screws until screws do not move anymore.
6.Scope reticule rotated
loosen all screws until scope just moves
rotate scope the same amount moved in the opposite direction
do steps 4 and 5
Depends on if a scope mount is made for the gun.
you can put a scope on almost any gun, but why?
A scope mount for a gun is used to magnify and visualize targets in the distance. You can purchase a scope mount from any gun store or from a hunting store.
You have to mention the gun to get an answer.
in the scope its a slide on the top put the scope on the gun aligned with the hole in the gun and scope then pour bbs into the scope
If you have a gun with an integrated scope, all you have to do is go ingame, equip the gun, and press right-click. Your scope should come up. If it does not, check your settings for the controls, and if your gun has a scope. If your gun dose NOT have a pre-attached scope, you can go to the "Modification" tab, and select your gun. You can buy attachments in this menu, including scopes, silencers, and clips. Hope this helped.
20 kills with an ACOG scope on your gun
No, the scope is the hopper. its not really a scope
Only if the airgun has a scope rail designed into the gun. You will also need an airgun scope not a firearms scope.
4X
no
Depending on the gun, yes.