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Measure out 100yards and focus scope to that then replace ring to the 100 mark and fix

It will work on any rifle with the appropriate rings. Tasco is a lower end scope maker. Some say that you should pay as much for the glass as you do on the rifle.

This is the Tasco support site with a list of the manuals for download. Hope this helps FixYa up.

The eye bell is the short side. The rubber ring should transfer to the eye bell side. Find a manual here Tasco ProPoint Hope this helps Fix Ya up.

if the scope tok a hard smck when it jumped off the rail i would say its broke the adjusters in the scope,,they can jump off there mountings if hit hard getting it fixed will cost more that the scope is worth,, if it was my scope i would just bin it and but a new scope,,and not a tasco one!

Believe it or not the PICTURE in your question shows the scope mounted UPSIDE DOWN. Guess Fixya does not know which way to point it!

Your scope should be setup like this picture on the Meade manual web site:

http://www.meade.com/manuals/TelescopeManuals/Reflectors/062002Jupiter114EQ-D.pdf

Notice both the focuser and the finder scope are on the end of the scope POINTING UP toward the sky. The lens cap simple pops off or unscrews.

I believe the second cross hair in your scope relates to an 18 inch dimension, or that of a deer. When you adj the wire to the body of a deer, it will be the distance, I'm not sure if you have to do the math, or the scope does it for you. Some scopes, you had to figure the hold over by the distance in the scope. others would be set to shoot at that distance. I would ave to look that one for you to be sure, but that is the idea. Hope this helps.

You can get to the cross hairs of a scope, but not much further without some special tools. Take off the rear lens, just unscrew the whole thing, and you will see inside there a ring with slots in the side? A small screwdriver in one of the slots should spin the threads out. You should be able to remove the cross hair tube, inside of it on the front, you should have another lock ring with the slots, spin the cross hairs straight and lock them down. This is a basic scope, I'm sure they are all different, but basically the same. Try it. You cant hurt it, it's already broken, and you will have to send it back out again if you fail. I don't know what they charged you, but there is a guy on ebay advertising scope repair, $45, all scopes.Hope this helps.