Originally Posted By: BOWLSEYEI see no reason to buy all the gadgets when you can look down the barrel and bore sight your scope. If your worried about mechanical center then by adjustable rings like the Burris Signature Zee's or what ever brand or method you like. Center you scope's windage and elevation, bore sight it, find your point of impact then use the mounting system to zero. You must make sure your crosshairs are level too.
If you have your scope mounted and leveled and your going to sight it in using the elevation and windage knobs. Get a piece of paper or something you can put target dot on and hang it up 30 to 50 yards out. Have your rifle unloaded and mounted so it won't move looked down through the barrel from the breech end and center the dot in the barrel by adjusting the rifle on its mounting rest, turn the scope knobs until the cross hairs line up with the dot and make sure the dot is still centered in the bore, then test shoot at 50 yards and zero in. Then move to 100 or how ever far you want to zero.
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If you have your scope mounted and leveled and your going to sight it in using the elevation and windage knobs. Get a piece of paper or something you can put target dot on and hang it up 30 to 50 yards out. Have your rifle unloaded and mounted so it won't move looked down through the barrel from the breech end and center the dot in the barrel by adjusting the rifle on its mounting rest, turn the scope knobs until the cross hairs line up with the dot and make sure the dot is still centered in the bore, then test shoot at 50 yards and zero in. Then move to 100 or how ever far you want to zero.
+1 this works