I use a turret magnifier.
By not tightening it down totally, I can rotated it to view the windage turret, if need be.
I came a long way with that solution:
First, I tried to build my own turret magnifier, because the price of the
MK Machining Turret Magnifier seemed a bit high to me.
However, I forgot to consider the
wildly varying qualities of fresnel lenses sold separately for my DIY project, and also in the cheaper alternatives to the MK Machining Turret Magnifier.
In the end, I followed the advice that so many of you are giving on the forums, over and over again:
Buy once, cry once.
➔ So, I waited for one of the numerous holiday sales that MK Machining has throughout the year:
Deeply discounted.
And I cried once real good, because I bought
4 of the 30mm magnifiers, and
4 of the 34mm magnifiers. But I tell you,
I will never cry again.
The quality is very good. And I can finally see my turret settings.
Cheers,
Matthias
Link where I bought them:
Gen II Pro Series Turret Magnifier
Size: 1" | 30mm | 34mm | 35mm | 36mm | 40mm
Gen II Pro Series Turret Magnifier The MK Machining Gen II Pro Series Turret Magnifier has been designed to incorporate a new lens that allows for much more magnification. It still easily mounts to your scope tube and now provides a varying amount of magnification depending on placement...
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