newbie, problem sighting in!
Hi guys! i am not really new cause i have have been lurking here for a while reading up on the condor’s. I finalyy purchased one several days ago and absolutly fell in love with the gun after firing it a full power!
Today my scope came in from Cabelas, a 3x9x32 Simmons scope made for the .22 mag caliber rimfires. I bought the scope as a temp until i can get my other firearm back and try the leupold that i already have on it. today while sighting in at 10 yards i noticed that the bullets would hit consistently 1″ below the bulseye. I already have the knob dialed all the way up but cant get the gun to hit any higher. The scope came with some rings although i am not sure what height they are made at. Can anyone tell me what i need to get so that i can get the gun sighted in? thanks bro’s
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its because you are zeroing to close.
if you want to zero at ten yard this is what you can do
1.shim the scope
2.put very low mounts on scope(i have low mines. measurement from bore to center scope is 2.75 inches.)
3. buy the bsa adjustable elevation mount, works okay i have one but not using it rite know, dont need.
4 learn how to use your mildots
if you have a scope with moa 1/4 with 48 click you should be okay.
since you want to zero at low yards for what ever reason you want to.
zero it a 15 yards 10 yard will be between the 1st and 2nd mildot(of the bottom mildots you should be aiming higher than the bullseye)
20 yard will be about 1 mildot aiming below bullseye.
good luck just keep asking lots of smart people on this forum.