Hi,
Do I need to re-zero or make any adjustments to my scope if I move my entire scope an inch or two forward?
Do I need to re-zero or make any adjustments to my scope if I move my entire scope an inch or two forward?
N/A Scope adjustment
- Thread starter shoot4fun2
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You move it you re zero. You’ll never move it 100% perfect. But if you’re lucky it’s just a couple clicks.
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It's advisable! ANY time a scope is moved it will need re-zeroing or at least some test shots.
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It would be rare, although some on AGN have claimed to have done it, for a scope to still be as sighted-in after removing and reinstalling it.
mike
mike
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If there is any it better only be a click or two or you had/have something very wrong.
I have been playing with my Talon, depending on which bottle setup the LOP is 2.5 inches different. I have marks for the mounts and the number of clicks different. But the POI is solid for each location.
-- Matt
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I disagree Matt! If the front screw, or back, is tighter OR if the screws aren’t tightened exactly the same amount as they were previous to removal. I will always re-zero after removing the scope.
Many times it may only be off 1/4 inch or so, but….
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"it better only be a click or two"
My talon and the moveable scope is 1-click right and 3-up when I move forward.
The reverse moving back.
So screws better be less than actually moving the scope.
I torque to 18in/lbs so it is always the same, no front back screw issues.
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