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Reloading
Help with 308 load
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<blockquote data-quote="Lionel Boyd Johnson" data-source="post: 3085928" data-attributes="member: 110111"><p>One responder mentioned paralax. I've tested a lot of fixed parallax scopes and some have a lot of reticle movement at 100 yards. You can minimize the effect by moving your eye back from the scope and centering the light circle in the ocular lens before each shot. Or, if you have access to an adjustable parallax scope, try that before doing any work on the rifle. Of course, check all scope base and ring screws for proper torque.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lionel Boyd Johnson, post: 3085928, member: 110111"] One responder mentioned paralax. I've tested a lot of fixed parallax scopes and some have a lot of reticle movement at 100 yards. You can minimize the effect by moving your eye back from the scope and centering the light circle in the ocular lens before each shot. Or, if you have access to an adjustable parallax scope, try that before doing any work on the rifle. Of course, check all scope base and ring screws for proper torque. [/QUOTE]
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