scopes and mounts

[dr.jayakumar]

friends have we discussed about scope mounting ?

can someone having experiance help ?there seems a lot to do with the measurements...thanks for all .

[winnie_the_pooh]

Hmmm.... mounting a scope? Would not that count as 'optics goods abuse' besides being infinitely more difficult than the most difficult position in the Kamasutra Sorry, could not resist that.

[Olly]

Hmmm.... mounting a scope? Would not that count as 'optics goods abuse' besides being infinitely more difficult than the most difficult position in the Kamasutra Sorry, could not resist that.

[MoA]

There is nothing difficult to mounting a scope. Attach the rings, ensure you have sufficient eye relief, make sure it isnt canted and tighten the rings.

[dr.jayakumar]

how do you all zero the rifle scope ?

[brihacharan]

how do you all zero the rifle scope ?

> Go to the site "archerairguns.com" - there is a clip on how to sight / zero a scope.
Good luck
Briha

[brihacharan]

how do you all zero the rifle scope ?

> Go to the site "archerairguns.com" - there is a clip on how to sight / zero a scope.
Good luck
Briha

[MoA]

My typical routine:

Put the rifle on a bench set up. Remove the bolt and look trhough the bore to ensure I can see the target.
The without disturbing the rifle peer through the scope and see if I can see the target. Adjust scope, repeat exercise.

The Target I use is a standard 100M target, mounted back to front with a small shoot n see target pasted on it @ 100 m.

Now once I can see the target through the bore and the scope, remount the bolt. Load a round, aim at the shoot n see. Pull trigger. See where the bullet impacted, and adjust scope to the hole.

Aim at shoot n see and see where the impact is. Typically am done in about 4 shots. Adjust the knobs for Zero stop, if the scope has that functionality. If not use marker to mark it.

[Rijo Joseph]

> Go to the site "archerairguns.com" - there is a clip on how to sight / zero a scope.
Good luck
Briha



this will solve your problem

[snIPer]

here you go.

by Rusty - http://indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=1327

and one more

http://indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=7172

Search the forums - almost all topics are covered, if you have something that isnt then bring it up we will cover that as well
/S

[Olly]

My typical routine:

Put the rifle on a bench set up. Remove the bolt and look trhough the bore to ensure I can see the target.
The without disturbing the rifle peer through the scope and see if I can see the target. Adjust scope, repeat exercise.

The Target I use is a standard 100M target, mounted back to front with a small shoot n see target pasted on it @ 100 m.

Now once I can see the target through the bore and the scope, remount the bolt. Load a round, aim at the shoot n see. Pull trigger. See where the bullet impacted, and adjust scope to the hole.

Aim at shoot n see and see where the impact is. Typically am done in about 4 shots. Adjust the knobs for Zero stop, if the scope has that functionality. If not use marker to mark it.

I do it the same way.... and works always... !