I just read an article in peterson's hunting mag on sighting in your hunting scope and chasing zero around on the paper. I have never thought of this before but in theory it does sound correct. The author of the article also said that scope price/quality didn't really matter. He based his theory on the fact that scopes are mechanical instruments and they do wear out.
His article went on to state that it may be advised to lightly tap the scope in between shots to settle it in place or to fire two shots in between scope adjustments.
I guess the reason I am so curious about this is that I have a 700 BDL topped with a tasco and seem to have the same problem. sorta. Anyone else? comments? suggestions?
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His article went on to state that it may be advised to lightly tap the scope in between shots to settle it in place or to fire two shots in between scope adjustments.
I guess the reason I am so curious about this is that I have a 700 BDL topped with a tasco and seem to have the same problem. sorta. Anyone else? comments? suggestions?
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