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Zeroing a new scope

Zeke
in Firearm Hobby / Sport Discussion

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Do you guys get anxiety with a rifle without a zero 'D scope. It drives me nuts. Like a paperweight in the safe!

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    Yeah.. Got new glass for both AR's and haven't sighted in either... so if SHTF i'm going for the 1911 i guess... haha

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    you mean having a rifle with an un-tested scope on? yes, very unsettling lol... found an old scope i forgot about and put it on my henry 357 but havent found the time to get to the range lately.

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    Yep, got a couple of those too. I need to stop swapping optics around.

    Got to finish my REPR and RPR yet.

     

     

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    Yeah...  Now it does.  Last two I zero'ed were so damn far off I doubt I could hit a target the size of Christie's ass at 100 meters.

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    Without iron backups they are useless!

     

    My bore sight backyard is constantly 8" high at 50 yards.

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    But, today this thing is a tack driver!

    Budget 10/22 build. Pfft, no big deal

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