When ammo isn’t cheap, saving rounds during sight-in really pays off. Here’s how to boresight your AR-15 and get on the paper more quickly when mounting and adjusting the zero on a new scope.
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How many yds was this ?
Grea informative video!
Makes sense.
Very well done sir. I wish I had thought of this years ago.
Do you close it or leave it open when you're doing step 3
F I N A L L Y ! An intelligent person has created with this video a quick, simple method of zeroing an instrument to a rifle without all the typical BULLSHIT lectures and footage. And all in less than 1 minute. THANK YOU !!
This is an old school method and will get you on paper indeed. Aside from this I usually just get a big white poster board and draw a 1" diameter circle in the center of it. Put the cross hairs in the center of that circle and shoot.Where ever that bullet hole lands adjust your crosshairs over to the bullet hole.You should be pretty well dead on with your next shot. Must be done in a steady rest to get best results.Can be sighted in with 3 rounds maybe 4 after fine tuning. Me personally I zero my 223 at 50 or 100yrds. Red dots I use a 36yrd zero.
How many yards are you sighting from?
this…works?? lol
There is no way this works. What am I missing you have the upper lifted?