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u dont need to buy a bore sight for a single shot or bolt action, remove the bolt so u can see down the barrel, rest it on something so it doesnt move, point it at an object about 75 yards away so that u can see it down the barrel, click your scope til it is centered with the target, then take it to the range and shoot 25yrds and click it in, then move to 100

in order for my .338 win magnum to hit good at 300yrds i have to sight it in where it shoots 3.5in high at 100 yds that way itll hit 3.5in low at 300yds. if i were to try to sight it in like u do with it shooting just 2in high at 100 yards ill be hitting 5in low at 300.

@boostimalaka1 dont forget about gravity, your scope is sighted for 25 yards, but at 100 yards, gravity will push down the bulet

i’ve heard of a new bullet that when you shoot some how it tells you how many clicks to go up on the scopewith only 1 shot

@kirihimete right , thats what they were tellin me .. thank you.

@yabodmon it’s really not that hard. the key is making sure the rifle is boresighted before sighting in. There’s no point sighting in @ 25 and 100 yards if your bore/scope is out significantly.

His voice is creepy. Think he killed to many

LOL the guys voice… I AM GOING TO KILL YOU AND EAT YOUR BRAINS, DO NOT **** WITH ME I AM THE MONOTONE MAN

@cadw600 what do u want these guys to do? have a circus in the background while they teach you how to sight in your rifle? they know what they’re talking about, and they delivered the info according to the title.

@just1nott well you can start by being not boring. i like the video n all, it was just a boring video thats all. have a nice day

@cadw600 any constructive comments to make the video not “boring”?

wow that was boring

@dirtyminded604: 4 clicks at 100 yards would equal 1″ of movement. 4 clicks at 50 yards would equal .5″ of movement.

If i have a rifle that is zeroed at 100 yards (1 moa) and i have 1/4 min clicks. that would be 4 clicks correct? now if i wanted in the field to range to 50 yards, half of 100 yards would that be 2 1/4 min clicks back? how exactly does that work? thanks

i **** doin this .. i tried it with my pellet guns and holy shyt. i am buying a rem 700 30-06 and i asked bass pro if the can sight the scope they said yes. i hope that i dont have to go to the gun range and do this.. i got no patience for it.

@808G35s your bullet will hit on a certain point of the paper if you have it bore-sighted. say for e.g. its 3 inch’s low and 2 inch’s to the left ( @100 yards ( 1/4 moa ) if you aim dead center, you then will need to bring the crosshair down 3 inch’s ( 12 clicks ) and left 2 inch’s ( 8 clicks ) that way you are moving the crosshair to the point of impact. that is how i sight in my rifle’s and it works so you can try that out if you want. that way seems more logical.

@TheTannerwill your an idiot, you arnt moving the bullet, because you cant you are moving the crosshair hense the scope adjustments. when i sight in my rifles i move the crosshair to the point of impact and it works.

@nylouie516 look dude ive shot more rifles than you can shake a stick at in a month of sundays. everytime you sight in a rifle just remember this u r moving the bullett not the scope so if u shoot low raise it up. that simple. to prove this if u have a good gun rest you can look at a target and lower the verticle turrett and it will actually it will go up. and i know it doesnt make sense but if u try this u will see what i mean

No problem

thank you i found this very helpful

@nylouie516 on elevation and wind age on scopes the directions are opposite to what they say. so if you look through a scope while moving the elevation upwards you will see the cross hairs go down. confusing i know. but this way it seems your moving the point of impact to the cross hairs not the cross hairs to the point of impact.

@808G35s- Correct

@808G35s- Correct

So let me get this straight. If i turn my elevation dial in the up arrow direction, it won’t move the crossairs up but instead move the point of impact up? And if I turn my windage dial in the left arrow direction, it won’t move the crossairs left but instead move the point of impact left? If so then if my point of impact is in the lower left for example, will I have to turn my elevation and windage dials up and right?

@ltstrat8302 Bushnell Elite scopes are good. regular Bushnell scopes can be sighted in but the optics are not quite as good.