What is the best way to zero in the sites and or scope?
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That requires a long and involved answer. There are some good videos on the internet you might want to look at. Important items: The rifle needs to be very secure and steady. I locked mine in a "gun vise.". I also found that I needed to fire about 100 pellets through the rifle before it settled down enough to get a consistent pattern. I also discovered (1) the scope rings that came with the scope were junk. I purchased a good set and it made a big difference. (2) I had to shim the scope to get the height correct - I simple ran out of adjustment. As I recall I had to shim it on the lower part of the rear ring. It can take some time to get the scope adjusted (quite a few pellets and targets) but you can get it right on. You'll be very happy with the way is shoots once you get it done.
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If moved to another spot you would have to re-zero. If put in the same spot after removal you should be within one MOA of your original zero.
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Pending on were place the scope on the mount i dont see it being a problem. As long as everything is nice and tight it should return to zero with ease. Happy shooting
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Steve, I just discovered the adjustment pot for zeroing (or at least get it close to spec) the DC clamp current. Turn the meter over, then open and remove the battery cover. On the back you will find two holes to the left of the center chassis screw. The hole closest to that center chassis screw locates the adjustment pot for the DC clamp current mode. Turn the pot clockwise to decrease the value towards negative, counter-clockwise to increase the value towards positive. Use a miniature Phillips #1 (3mm Ø shaft) screwdriver.See the photo I uploaded.
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This adjustment is to help remove the peralex effect. It also can be use as a range find. That scope is a 400yds scope. U cant zero it for less than 100 yds
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Use an eraser! It's much easier and doesn't damage the map as much as a coin.
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There is a button that you can turn to desired setting including zero. Am pleased that I purchased this scale.
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Yep. I put a 4x25 scope on mine and zeroed it in at 25 yards. Its safe enough for a kid to start with. Make sure you buy the .177 pellets that are pointed and not the .22 pellets cause they are too large.
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No, there is no way to zero these gauges. I know what you mean BTW my Mac Tools compression tester gauge has a "zero" screw on it. These do not have an adjustment for zeroing. Hope this helps!
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I mounted mine and zeroed it within 4-5 inches of bullseye. Ran over 50 rounds and it still held target. I might be wrong, but this site is good for 50 yards. After that, it would be best to use a scope.
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I use setting 18, But it really is a matter of taste. :tip,: if you adjust, use two clicks ether way at a time. lower is finer. Higher is courser <-- less bold.
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After sighting in, the turrets can easily be reset to zero.After making elevation corrections the dial can be turned back to the corresponding zero hash mark.
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just pull the hammer back. but this item is horribly innacurate. a boresighter by site lite is much better.
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To be honest, I don't know. Actually I haven't been to the range yet to zero this scope. The 'sniper' concept behind it seems valid. But the proof is in the pudding. Not much help I know, but what I've read on this scope, and the Sweet 17 one too, has all been good.
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Aloha John,That I don't know..I do know that this item is only a guide to centering..you'll still have to fine tune your zero by shooting!Sorry..I know that didn't answer your question brah.Al
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What is the site address? I can try it and tell you for sure. I learn by doing.
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This will work, I tried it. Put gage on a solid surface like your tablesaw table. Set zero. move it to the surface you want to measure and set zero again. Now put it back on the reference surface and it will display the difference. It will remember the zero point and give you the difference when you move it to another location.