Zeroing using workmans bench

[Renzak 0]

Hi all was just woundering what people think off the way i zero my rifle

 

I use a workmate or workmans to lock my falcon 19 pcp into place fire a shot then move the cross hair to the hole

Then will fire off a hole clip (8 shots) then avrige the center then move the cross hair to the avrige center

this works really well four me and I zero inside

 

my gun shots about 1cm diamiter at 20 meters and at least 3 shots tho the same center hole i cant get the same when plinking

 

I've rezero my rifle using same methed at 30 meter but out side on a day with no wind (well almost no wind)

This works good 4 me as i shot over 200 acers of open fields.

 

reguards

Chris

[mick01 36]

as long as you hit what your aiming at mate then it sounds good to me. my mate zeroes his using a vice not sure exactly how but he gets pellet on pellet at 25meters so it obviously works.. ATB mate

[Renzak 0]

most of the time i do but if i miss it's because i pulled it or get the range wrong mostly the range one

[RAMCAM 4]

Hi mate

 

Can't see any problems with that when using a pcp.

Don't try it with a spinger.

[Phantom 631]

I was just going to say try it with a Springer :11:

 

Just stand well back

 

Yeah with a pcp, its probably the best way of getting it precicely spot on, although I use my bipod as I can't be assed to take a workmate with me, even though its only 10mins walk1

 

Phantom

[Renzak 0]

thanks 4 the info people and ye i wouldn't use one if i had to walk anywhere with it but i zero at my workplace yard

the boss is sound and there 20 meter long sheed there so no wind

[Buster321c 1,010]

Bag of sand would be a bit more useful than clamping it in a vice . Its not something i`de do , but horses for courses .