Everymanalion
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So I just picked up a new .22 and have been using iron sights my whole life and thought I would give a scope a chance so I dropped $100 bucks on one my friend said was decent and took it out into the field and shot HORRIBLY compared to iron sights, at 25-50 yards I missed 15 out of 15 shots on a 1x1 foot target with the scope, with the iron sights I hit 15 out of 15 times. I have never had my own actual gun with a scope on it, just other peoples so I have never had to zero in my own rifle scope...
Here comes the tricky part, I am currently NOWHERE near a shooting range that would have a set base to mount my rifle so it is unmoveable as I shoot so I can keep my reticle on the same spot as I adjust the windage and elevation, does anyone have any ways to zero in a scope on a semi auto .22 LR out in the field? ANY help is greatly appreciated....thank you.
Here comes the tricky part, I am currently NOWHERE near a shooting range that would have a set base to mount my rifle so it is unmoveable as I shoot so I can keep my reticle on the same spot as I adjust the windage and elevation, does anyone have any ways to zero in a scope on a semi auto .22 LR out in the field? ANY help is greatly appreciated....thank you.