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posted by drs022568 on Dec 01, 2007


after mounting this scope i shot at the botom of a 4x4 sheet at 25 yards so i raiesed the scope and ran out of adjustment i am still not hiting bulls eyes at 25 yards? do i need to shim it and where do i shim it?
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posted on May 06, 2008
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magoo23

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Your scope is always going to be more comfortable closer to your rifle. A lower profile and smaller degree of adjustment are what you want. if possible zoom out as far as possible to zero in your rifle at twenty five yards, and if you still have trouble try to zero at fifty yards. your optic was meant to work much farther out than twenty five yards so if you're not used to those ranges bring a card table and chair until you get confortable shooting that far out.
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