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To: ScatterShot who wrote (379244)	12/19/2008 6:31:37 PM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™	Respond to of 436258

LOL, that's what i said. LOL. when i got it, i looked through it, and i couldn't see anything, and i said, fuck, i've been ripped off. then i followed the instructions. kept both eyes open. and i saw a red dot. with only one eye toward the scope but both eyes still aware of the surroundings, i could place the dot on target. next step. adjust scope, so that when firing, dot equals where bullet goes. i started at 5 yards and worked my way back to the limit of the range which is around 20 yards, and adjusted the scope, left/right... up/down accordingly to where the target was hit. bottom line.. you are not looking through a cross hair. you are looking at this dot point that gets created in this situation vis a vis the scope. its a brain thang and very clever. and you keep both eyes open, so that means you don't lose vision of your landscape including bad boys from the sides etc. very intriguing and it works. i was amazed really. being a nee oh fight, to say the least. go look it up and see if you can find a better esplaination.