I didn’t think to get the rifle secure, I was just shooting prone. I’ll lug something down their to strap it down, good call!
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I didn’t think to get the rifle secure, I was just shooting prone. I’ll lug something down their to strap it down, good call!
You really just need it to stay still so you can line up irons then dial the scope to the same target. No need to shoot it from a rest.
Heck, you can do it in a bench vise for that matter.
well if it’s rusted to hell and back wouldn’t the value already be pretty low?
damn I was closing my eyes and guessing! Imma try this way next time
You going to a range or shooting in your yard?
Depends on the gun.
For example, I recently found what I believe is a relic status Colt Walker. If I was to purchase it (working on verifying authenticity now) I could probably resell it for $80k+. If I was to completely refurbish that total would shrink to $20k.
My place! I wore flip flops and was blasting music cause my range = my rules lmao
Lemme come over haha, I got an SKS and Canik that need sighting in. And any other gun of mine that you'd like to shoot
Supposedly you can do it in 2 shots. Know your distance and take a shot. Wherever it hits on paper, make your adjustments to hit bullseye. IE, 3 clicks up, 7 clicks left, etc. Theoretically you should be zeroed. Of course I've never been able to do it that way
I use a Stewart vise.
Aquire bullseye and fire one round.
Aquire bullseye again, lock down the vise and adjust cross hairs to the bullet hole from 1st shot.
Take a test shot and its usually within ½"
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Yes! That's what I meant but you explained it better lmao
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@AC-130 Above I sent you a pm
Assuming you have 25+ yd bench.
My method is idiot proof
Your method requires too much knowledge
Both methods work as intended
We gonna pretend to be zeroing but really just screwing around and shooting whatever