I think you’re missing the point. When you change calibers your zero changes. It’s not about returning to zero which is what that article is about.Originally Posted by JediGuy
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I think you’re missing the point. When you change calibers your zero changes. It’s not about returning to zero which is what that article is about.
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Between rifles?? Take deep breath and try to express yourself again.
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He isn't paying attention. Not sure you are either. The OP is wanting to use one scope on two rifles.
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This is correct. But I’m not super concerned with having to re-zero because the scope will be spending 99.9% of it’s life on the .22 I just want to be able to throw it on my AR for coyotes sometimes even if it means having to re-zero the day before I go out.
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A BOBRO mount and Razor Gen II-E 1-6x can do what you want.
Install it on your primary rifle and set the turrets to zero, then mark the location on the 1913 rail (say T11). Then move it to the other rifle and zero the scope without zeroing the turrets. Record the windage and elevation correction for the secondary rifle and also mark the 1913 slot location. Let’s say you get 13 clicks right, 8 clicks up and T9.
Now, every time you move the scope back to your primary rifle, line up your reference mark to T11 and turn the dials to zero. When you mount to the secondary, mount at T9 then turn your windage 13 clicks right and elevation 8 clicks up.
You’ll be within the repeatability of the mount and scope which is typically within one MOA in total.
Last edited by crosseyedshooter; 02-23-19 at 09:43.
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Doesnt matter. You're still going to have to dial and record, but in theory it should work. I'd rather use a geissele or nightforce or badger than some qd though. Same rtz, less chance for issues.
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ive been super happy with the 1-8 Nightforce ATACR in geiselle super precision mount on my sr15.
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The OP asked for an uncluttered reticle for hunting and I wouldn’t describe either of the Nightforce 1-8x reticles as uncluttered.
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This is what I was getting at. Make your notes, switch back and forth...
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On the Razor 1-6x, do you really want to stick a 25.2 oz scope plus QD AR scope mount (app. half a pound extra and high above bore centerline assuming we aren't talking about a .22lr AR) on a rifle you will be packing around squirrel hunting?
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