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Long Range Competition
Zeroing for a 20 moa base
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<blockquote data-quote="Barrelnut" data-source="post: 1550796" data-attributes="member: 74902"><p>So... sounds like your scope has 1/8" clicks right? If true seems your calculations are about right.</p><p>Number one is make sure the rail did not accidently get installed backwards. Please do not ask why I thought of this. LOL.</p><p>IMO, when lost and off the paper, it is best to just start over.</p><p>I would:</p><p>1) Confirm the orientation of the rail.</p><p>2) Bore site the scope (whatever method you use)</p><p>3) Shoot at a 25 or 50 yard target to get on paper.</p><p>The rest will then be easy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Barrelnut, post: 1550796, member: 74902"] So... sounds like your scope has 1/8" clicks right? If true seems your calculations are about right. Number one is make sure the rail did not accidently get installed backwards. Please do not ask why I thought of this. LOL. IMO, when lost and off the paper, it is best to just start over. I would: 1) Confirm the orientation of the rail. 2) Bore site the scope (whatever method you use) 3) Shoot at a 25 or 50 yard target to get on paper. The rest will then be easy. [/QUOTE]
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