Did not loosen stops
Scope adjustments?
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Grizzman47
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If that's true, then I suggest moving to a different city. 
The problem hasn't been fully identified, and in order for us to provide useful info, we need to know exactly how you're trying to zero the optic. Do you not enough downward elevation adjustment to align the reticle with the bore sight? Or do you not have enough upward elevation adjustment?
What base is being used? Does it have 20 or 40 MOA of elevation built into it?
The problem hasn't been fully identified, and in order for us to provide useful info, we need to know exactly how you're trying to zero the optic. Do you not enough downward elevation adjustment to align the reticle with the bore sight? Or do you not have enough upward elevation adjustment?
What base is being used? Does it have 20 or 40 MOA of elevation built into it?
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Your suggestion cost me $65& did not help a bit! 20moa not the answer. Thanks anyway!
20moa,warne pitcanny.If that's true, then I suggest moving to a different city.
The problem hasn't been fully identified, and in order for us to provide useful info, we need to know exactly how you're trying to zero the optic. At what distance are you trying to zero it?
What base is being used? Does it have 20 or 40 MOA of elevation built into it?
I am using older bore sighter which works well.
Grizzman47
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At what distance are you trying to zero it.....50 yards +, or 25 feet? If you have a 20 MOA base, and you're trying to zero it at across the living room distance, then there's unlikely to be a problem at all.
I suggest positioning the rifle so that it's pointing at an object small enough to be identified while looking through the barrel, at a distance of at least 50 yards (100 yards is even better). At this distance is it possible to align the reticle with the object, with the object visible through the barrel.
You stated that you did not loosen stops. Does that mean that you've identified the problem?
I suggest positioning the rifle so that it's pointing at an object small enough to be identified while looking through the barrel, at a distance of at least 50 yards (100 yards is even better). At this distance is it possible to align the reticle with the object, with the object visible through the barrel.
You stated that you did not loosen stops. Does that mean that you've identified the problem?
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DoneNOut
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That was fast. I usually have to wait a week for my parts to come in. So you put a 20MOA rail on already and found it not to work. I've never known a 20MOA rail not to work. Unless you're shooting past 1500yds with a 308 WIN.
I can lead a horse to water, but I can't make the daggum thing drink!
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huntsman22
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Yet you 'know' nothing about zero stops, burris ring inserts, pic bases AND you use a *** bore sighter. I'll bet folks are beating down your door to have you mount scopes for them......
DoneNOut
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Which one you got?
If you haven't disengaged the zero stop you are spinning your wheels.
If you haven't disengaged the zero stop you are spinning your wheels.
No closer to zeroing with my bore sighter! Crossbars need to come down,but I run out of adjustments!
How do I go about this? I,ll see which one I have.
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DoneNOut
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Ok, that's got a zero stop. Usually one just needs to loosen an Allen head screw on the turret cap.
