Illuminated reticle won't work

The illuminated reticles of optics are generally red and green to allow for better contrast against various dark backgrounds while also not sending a piercing light into the eyes of the shooter. Red and green are also typically not as noticeable from the barrel side of the gun as a color such as white would be.

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Turn it to clicks left and give it anoyher try!

i bought utg mildot 4x32 scope recently when i want to turn the control knob the green light didnt working. what shall i do?

My gameking 3.5-10x44 keeps eating batteries. Is there an on and off?

The battery on lighted reticle scopes is located underneath a screw off cap on the rheostat switch usually on the ocular lens housing. Hold the base of the switch with one hand and unscrew the cap with a coin. Replace the battery with a CR2032 button type battery (this is the most common battery size for these)
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It's a common misconception to think that you're moving the bullet impact on target, when in fact you're moving the scope's reticle to look where the rifle is shooting.... So if your shooting left of your target.. you want to move the crosshairs to the right.
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Most models, the battery is located within the knob switch that illuminates the reticle, and can be accessed by removing the screw cap/insert of that knob.
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