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How to ensure your scope's parallax is always set correctly for maximum accuracy

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  1. This is a very good guide to determining parallax setting! I have never seen the "bobblehead" technique before watching this. The presentation explains why I did some very erratic shooting when trying to sight-in one of my rifle scopes. I look forward to giving this technique a try, and thank you for sharing the info.

  2. I’ve been dabbling in long range shooting for 10+ years now. I was aware that you always wanted to have consistency in eye placement because your point of aim can move around on you. What I was not aware of is that adjusting your parallax properly could help prevent movement. I was under the impression that you adjusted your parallax until both the rectal and target were in focus and that was it. Thanks for the tip. I’ll give it a try next time around.

  3. Very good explanation. I’ve read and watched a lot of reviews on parallax adjustment. My only question is if I keep the same distance while shooting but increase or decrease the magnification of my lens will that change my parallax?

  4. nice video.i have a sightron adjustable objective scope for my airgun and i have a question.i zeroed my scope at 20 yards 6x mag and my AO(parallax setting) is 20yards.now, i'm gonna shoot a target at 30 yards and its kinda blurred.will i adjust my parallax bell to 30 yards to have a clear view of my target?will my point of impact the same as the zeroed POI?just a little bit confused.

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