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make sure your scope is mounted correctly and firm.

 

then start with setting your scope up at 10 yds.

 

once you have set the left to right zero....you will NOT need to alter this for any other distance.

 

relax......steady your breathing....don't hold the gun tightly......this will exaggerate recoil.

 

squeeze dont pull the trigger....it may take you a few shots to get used to it....once you are consistantly hitting the same spot.........then adjust your up/down zero..........then when confident move the target out to 30 yds............and re adjust you up/down zero again (or to suit your preffered zero range.......remember you will NOT need to adjust you left/right).

 

once you are hitting the same area consistantly...........you will be confident enough to take you rifle out into the field.

 

all the best

 

cheers

 

sean

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make sure your scope is mounted correctly and firm.

 

then start with setting your scope up at 10 yds.

 

once you have set the left to right zero....you will NOT need to alter this for any other distance.

 

relax......steady your breathing....don't hold the gun tightly......this will exaggerate recoil.

 

squeeze dont pull the trigger....it may take you a few shots to get used to it....once you are consistantly hitting the same spot.........then adjust your up/down zero..........then when confident move the target out to 30 yds............and re adjust you up/down zero again (or to suit your preffered zero range.......remember you will NOT need to adjust you left/right).

 

once you are hitting the same area consistantly...........you will be confident enough to take you rifle out into the field.

 

all the best

 

cheers

 

sean

 

Sound advice again sean.... :thumbs:

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then start with setting your scope up at 10 yds.

 

 

if its a .22 it should be the same zero for 10yrds as its is for 35 or 30 i can't rember which

if its a .177 if you zero at 13yrds its the same zero at 35yrds

by the same i mean you should not have to alter your scope as ther yave a first and second zero due to the pellet traveling in a ark

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then start with setting your scope up at 10 yds.

 

 

if its a .22 it should be the same zero for 10yrds as its is for 35 or 30 i can't rember which

if its a .177 if you zero at 13yrds its the same zero at 35yrds

by the same i mean you should not have to alter your scope as ther yave a first and second zero due to the pellet traveling in a ark

 

NOT ALWAYS THE CASE !!!!!

 

always zero at both distances :thumbs:

 

accuracy is key...to sucessful hunting.

 

regards

 

sean

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