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Originally posted by Fargus View PostThis is how I do it as well. I always start at 25 though. Usually takes 1 round at 25 to figure out where I am and make the necessary adjustments. Sometimes I'll move out to 50 and other I go straight to 100.
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Bore sighting don’t mean jack squat to what the gun will really do at a given distance. It just means the barrel and the scope are pointed at the same spot and you should be able to start shooting close distance and go back from there. Barrel harmonics and different loads will determine where the bullet lands after a bore sighting.
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Originally posted by Fargus View PostThis is how I do it as well. I always start at 25 though. Usually takes 1 round at 25 to figure out where I am and make the necessary adjustments. Sometimes I'll move out to 50 and other I go straight to 100.
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Originally posted by lovetohunt View PostIt's just a bore sighting. No need to come down on the gunsmith. It's just meant to get you on the paper
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As long as you confirm by shooting the weapon it doesn’t matter how off it is if you can the bullet impact from the first shot. After a quick bore sight, it takes me 2 shots to sight in to where I can kill a deer at 100yds whether it’s 4 1/2” low and 10” to the right or 13 “ high and 20” to the left
by simply moving the reticle to the first bullet hole.
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I’d take it as a lesson learned and move on
I always just boresight at a target about 30-40 yards away.
-Take 1 shot at 30-40yds which is normally on paper
-Put gun in a Lead sled, put crosshairs on the bullseye at 30-40 yards...
-while holding the gun steady, move the crosshairs with the turrets to the bullet hole on paper.
-take another shot and it’s normally dead on at 30-40 yards
-move back to 100 and shoot 3 shots.
-make final adjustment from there ..
Last gun is sighted in took 6 shots
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Originally posted by kkp005 View PostI’d take it as a lesson learned and move on
I always just boresight at a target about 30-40 yards away.
-Take 1 shot at 30-40yds which is normally on paper
-Put gun in a Lead sled, put crosshairs on the bullseye at 30-40 yards...
-while holding the gun steady, move the crosshairs with the turrets to the bullet hole on paper.
-take another shot and it’s normally dead on at 30-40 yards
-move back to 100 and shoot 3 shots.
-make final adjustment from there ..
Last gun is sighted in took 6 shots
Sound advice right here ^^^^^^^
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