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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Long Range Scopes and Other Optics
1 scope, multiple guns
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<blockquote data-quote="Swiftkill" data-source="post: 1595986" data-attributes="member: 104167"><p>You can be within a few clicks re-mounting to the same gun, but it would be a miracle and extremely luck to move a scope from gun to gun and not have to re-zero for each gun. Funny this subject should come up; I just switched a red dot from my 10-22 to a brand new PCC carbine a few days ago and the windage was perfect for plinking, I did not shoot at a target to tweak it, but the elevation was off by a foot. </p><p>I swap scopes on some guns, but its a change in season when I won't be using the other gun for a while. It is irresponsible not to check your zero before going hunting anyway, so, what's the diffrerence? Throw a few rounds down range. You can set up a target outside of your hunting area to check there too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Swiftkill, post: 1595986, member: 104167"] You can be within a few clicks re-mounting to the same gun, but it would be a miracle and extremely luck to move a scope from gun to gun and not have to re-zero for each gun. Funny this subject should come up; I just switched a red dot from my 10-22 to a brand new PCC carbine a few days ago and the windage was perfect for plinking, I did not shoot at a target to tweak it, but the elevation was off by a foot. I swap scopes on some guns, but its a change in season when I won't be using the other gun for a while. It is irresponsible not to check your zero before going hunting anyway, so, what's the diffrerence? Throw a few rounds down range. You can set up a target outside of your hunting area to check there too. [/QUOTE]
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