
Mount the scope, set a heated thermal target at 50 or 100 yards, and fire a three-shot group. Then use the zeroing menu to move the reticle onto the center of that group and confirm with another shot. A heated target matters, because plain paper barely shows up in a thermal.
It's RIX's updated take on the Storm S6R, a light scope with a built-in rangefinder. Judge the image for yourself in the comparison video on this page, and call us at (309) 781-8421 if you want to talk through V1 versus V2 for the way you hunt.