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How To Mount A Scope And Bore Sight It

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  1. I have a Leopold AR site with a one inch objective. I have tried the medium and high mounts also from Leopold. They both have the front sight in the sight picture and ruin the whole idea of a scope. How did you avoid the front sight being in the picture?

  2. Setting the cross hair to zero @ 75 yards (150 feet) is wrong. The laser dot and cross hair ought to have somewhere around 3/4 inch separation with the laser dot below the X on the target. I'm not sure you would even cut paper with that bore sighting set up.

  3. Some good comments here…my only suggestion would be to cover eye relief a little more by adjusting the scope while mounted to the ar 15, with the upper screws of the scope mount loose enough to bring the scope closer or farther to your eye. And that depends upon where you have your buttstock placed and locked in position…and where it is most comfortable with the shooter. Lastly tighten down those screws and nuts pretty good, you should be able to drop it, drag it through the woods, etc…and still have the scope on target.

  4. Good video-thanks. On the bore sight- what brand name is that? Is that type of bore site that can fit different calibers as good as the ones that are made just for one caliber and actually go into pistol-rifle and shine down thorough the barrel itself???

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