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I think you fucked the windage part up. But I get what you are saying. Did you ever hear that which ever way you are off the most is the one you adjust for first? Is it possible to run out of adjustment by doing the opposite? Thanks
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Is it a requirement to have crappy, unkempt beards and mustaches in shooting sports? Trim and brush that shit, bud.
bro is also confused? Should reshoot and post this again and say part with windage in the same confidence as the elevation. lol
Wow, watched this 10 times and I'm still lost on the windage, left right counterclockwise clockwise, right left. 😵
Remember that for most old rifles, the Left are always High and they for reach for new Lows but the Right will always Win
Great explanation.
""the experts"" do this to purposely confuse the Novis who would use this info in nefarious ways.
I turn it counterclockwise and it goes down same for windage. My scope is : VTR 4_16×42 AOAC .. Is it normal ?
It's generally 4clicks per inch
I think you fucked the windage part up. But I get what you are saying. Did you ever hear that which ever way you are off the most is the one you adjust for first? Is it possible to run out of adjustment by doing the opposite? Thanks