Set your rifle on sandbags or a steady rest inside the house or someplace dark enough to see the laser. As you're a University Man, make sure mom or that cute live-in coed don't go nuts. Preferable distance is 25 yards. Insert the laser bore sighter into the gun. Peer through the scope and adjust such that the crosshairs meet near the laser dot. One word of caution, this will only get you on paper. Unlike a bullet in flight, a laser beam is flat and not subject to gravity.
Mikey's advice is on the dot. Print at close range first and once you know where the rifle is shooting, then gradually increase the distance. Nothing is more frustrating than to have a precision rifle, with a scope which rivals it in cost, rings and base which cost more than a case of ammo, only to find that you're not printing at 100! Start close, print and move out. Just like Mikey advised.
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