Dots and circles for a scope

Have I looked at the right thing in the catalogue? The K lens has a small hole into which you can press a variety of dots, yes?
My catalogue also shows a set of rings to fit the K lens, but it looks to me as if the small central ring would surround the hole, and the other, wider ring is held in place by a central cross bar, like a two spoke steering wheel. I doubt that would give you the same effect as looking through a ring that surrounds the gold with no other parts to it.If there is a hole in the centre of your lens, it would be difficult , for me, to ignore it when aiming, even with a ring decal fitted.

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Comes complete with alignment target to ensure you centre the dot/circle

For the Beiter scope you can buy sets of empty circles that clip to a shelf above the bubble. They are very very good. Can buy different size circles plus different shapes/colours. Also can change bubble colour.

Originally Posted by geoffretired

Have I looked at the right thing in the catalogue? The K lens has a small hole into which you can press a variety of dots, yes?

Yup, thats the one. The problem is the crossbeam, I find it clogs up everything. I got the K lens as I had a small dot on my old scope as well as the ring.

I like the clip in rings that insert above the bubble, might give them a go!

Thanks all.

...but you can cut the crossbeam out

you'll be left with just the ring but that's no problem at all it'll still screw in and out like before. I just had my new scope doctored at the weekend and my old doctored one is still going strong after at least 5 years so no worries. I think I just used some sharp scissors and a file

I have found the stickers suggested above to be much better than the Beiter clip-in bits, which are frankly a pain. THat's also the best set of stickers on the market.

I find the clip is bits dead easy to use, its useful to be able to change them between distances and not have to worry about smearing the lens or sticking things on when wet. Not sure how they work with the K-lens though.