The Firearm thread: Engineering artistry of wood, polymer and steel.

[Red October1984]

Originally Posted by TorpX

When you have a new rifle/scope or such, it is advisable to fire for a close range zero, first. Otherwise, it is hard to know where the rounds might go.

Well we managed to get it to where at 100 yards I have to aim a foot high to hit the center.

Working on it though... Wish this had been done earlier in the year. I am going to need new rings or maybe a new scope because this won't adjust any further in the direction I need it to.