How To Zero Your Rifle

I've seen channels with 2 subscribers that have a scope cam…

C'mon… This is cheating…. And a promotion..lol

I have a scope with a laser can the laser be used for close up shots and the scope for future out?

I was hoping to learn something new, well it was a refresher on sighting in a sight. But I like these videos. Keep them coming. You never know when you may learn something new. It also helps the new guys learn how to do things without making it complicated and new ways of doing things. Different people have different ways of doing things. You never know when you see how a person does something and its a better and easier way of doing something.

I'm a military guy, you still giving away that .50 🤣 ?

That laser could be all you have when need to zero a rifle in hostile territory where you can afford to have your shot heard

Shooting Steel at 25 yards with a 308. What kind of steel? Are your shots pitting the steel? Will AR-500 3/8 in steel work at 25 yards and not get destroyed?

The second rifle you left loaded on the bench and walked away to get your range finder. That’s dangerous, especially you are teaching people! What if the rifle falls down while it is loaded?

What does MOA stand for?

I prefer the Wheeler magnetic laser site.

25 yards… 8:15 Usually you sight in a scope at 100 yards…

IM SO SICK OF HEARING( THINGS LIKE THIS )

Call me old fashioned, but I do an initial bore sight by removing the upper and the bcg, then sighting down the barrel with my Mark 1 eyeball. No need to spend extra dollars on gadgets.

Great 2 person zero method- lock the weapon into a stand, aim it center mass. Fire one round. Re-aim center mass and hold steady. 2nd person begins making adjustments while you tell them up/down, left/right. You are guiding the reticle until it is directly over the impact of the first round. Now re-aim to center mass, fire one round. It should be dead center. Make minor adjustment if needed, fire, confirm. Reset turrets. Done.

Really good explanation for zeros …

Clint you said gun! It's a weapon or firearm, drop and give me 25!

Laser bore sights….🤮 Just fire a couple shots and move the reticle to the hole, oh and sight in at 50yds then adjust for 100yds. Usually scopes have that 50yd notch anyway since that’s what you’re supposed to due, sighted in my POSP scope that way, shooting the same hole on my M91/30.

Dude i wish you spent as much time shipping orders as you do making videos

Lol

Love the channel and info , but Please change the intro music.

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Typically my maid Maria with take care of such matters as my time is much too precious for such menial tasks.

I basically zeroed my Irons on my AR without even firing a shot. I was honestly surprised the first time I Shot it.

Did you just lase your camera man?

If I won that 50 Cal I would sell it. Would use that money and some saved money to put down as a payment for land I could actually shoot on.

What’s the best zero for a 1-6x optic? I know many manufacturers recommend 25 yard zero, but does zeroing at 36 yards throw off the reticle hold overs? Basically…. What is your ideal zero distance Clint?

You guys need a wider platform for the 50s haha

Easy as 1, 2, 3😁

FORS!
Front Opposite Rear Same

In regards to your video "how to zero your scope", I understand you are plugging a product, but it would be helpful for newbies to share how bore sight an AR without a laser. Simply remove the upper and bolt, then lay it on a sandbag. Look down the breach down the bore and then adjust the scope align the center of the bore on a 50 yd target.. Then reassemble the rifle and fire at the target to fine tune the zero. Normally you are less than a inch or two off. Save ammo and time.

Thank you for this!

The m107 a1 looks like an absolute beast.

Amazing grip! Love the wood! Whered ya get it?

You need a bigger bench…

You are easily becoming my favorite gun youtuber

I prefer the ones with no wire the ones that take watch style battery 🔋

Here I am still waiting for that crate of mosins

That is cool now that ammo is so expensive.
If you get alot of optics or change them on guns it could be worth it.

Nice instructional, thanks.

hey Thank #classicFiearms for the tip I found y'all by WhistlinDeisel.