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How to ZERO your AR-15 SCOPE for max Accuracy

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In this video, we’re going to show you how to ZERO your AR-15 SCOPE for maximum accuracy. Following these important steps, every shooter should know, will guarantee more precise zeroing of your rifle and a greater probability of a hit at longer distances. TPC Lead Instructor Brian Nelson is a member of the United States Action Rifle World Shoot Team and a Grand Master Shooter. He will guide you step by step through the entire process.

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Content:

0:00 Intro
1:45 Focusing the reticle
4:10 Stable prone position
10:55 Breath control
11:39 Initial 25 yards check and correction
15:15 Scope adjustment
20:02 100 yards zero
33:05 Slipping the scope turrets
35:00 Good zero vs. bad zero
37:54 Conclusion

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11 COMMENTS

  1. Awesome video Brian. As always, excellent breakdown and explanation of your knowledge and experience. Like TG said, would be great to see you talk about different ranges and ballistics common zeroing distances.
    Stay well man – hope to catch up soon…

  2. As always, Brian does an outstanding job of explaining how to get the most precise and accurate zero for your maximized performance.
    Brian, care to share your expert insight on the pros and cons of different zero ranges: 100 vs 200 vs 300 etc. and when are times you’d want to consider each of those or others?
    Great video!

  3. Excellent. That 300 yard example… smaller target next time.. (-:
    And also, maybe for another video, why doing 100 is so important due to flattest part of trajectory.
    Well done! I've shared it wide and far and I hope others do as well.

  4. Nice, detailed guide and improves rifle shooting overall. One for handgun irons with different holds next, please.
    EDIT: Is there an added benefit of a closed dust cover on the first round?

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