
Originally Posted by
Failure2Stop
Dude, I quite literally addressed every issue you brough up in my first post in this thread on page 1:
Yes, and that info is also in the manual, which I had printed the pertinent info and had with me, but circumstances caused me to forget I had it with me, and the up arrow seemed to indicate the direction to move the post up, not move the shots up. It’s probably a common mistake. Sometimes, I just learn better by screwing up rather than reading. It’s a mistake I’ll Never make again. It looks like I’ll get out to the range today and I expect to come home a happy camper.

Originally Posted by
Ghostmaker
Seems like the OP was thinking its his fundamentals, & was going to attend a basic class.
Would like to see some updates after to see if he resolved this.
To wingsparr, its my personal preference but I like using a 100 yard zero, keeps it very flat out to about 200 yards.
The OP is scheduled for a class later on this month. He will probably update after he has taken the class.
As for me, I’m moving into 25 yards to zero the gun. If I don’t, I feel I’ll be chasing zero forever. Once I get it zeroed there, I’ll move it out to 50 yards where I plan to keep it.
Gary
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