Hi gunnutz!
Hope you dont mind me posting this in this forum
I would like your opinions of my findings.
I put this thread in the optics section, but no replies.
Anyhow, here we go:
I set up at 100 yards, and shot a box test.
I Shot with the following procedure:
1.) Shot a group at normal point of aim (for all groups I shot at the same aiming point)
2.) Moved the scope adjustment 24 Moa up, shot a group
3.) Moved the scope adjustment 24 Moa up, shot a group
4.) Moved the scope adjustment Left 12 Moa shot a group
5.) Moved the scope adjustment Down 24Moa, shot a group
6.) Moved the scope adjustment Down 24moa, shot a group
7.) Moved the scope adjustment Right 12Moa, shot for point of aim.
*After all that,the scope returned to near perfect zero!
I was very pleased with that!
The groups consistantly moved 27"/24Moa adj.
And 13.5"/12Moa adj.
Therefore; 96 clicks per 24Moa Adjustment On scope.
27" divided by 96 clicks= .28125
I found the scopes adjustments are not as advertised (it happens I know)
The actual click value was .28125
About 7% bigger than what I had plugged into my ballistic program. Lol!
That made a huge difference on the accuracy of my software!
It was so worth the time to do!
Your comments guys? Did I miss anything?
Anyone know what the "MOA" is on this adjustment of .28125?
Thanks guys, and have fun, and straight shoot'in!
Hope you dont mind me posting this in this forum
I would like your opinions of my findings.
I put this thread in the optics section, but no replies.
Anyhow, here we go:
I set up at 100 yards, and shot a box test.
I Shot with the following procedure:
1.) Shot a group at normal point of aim (for all groups I shot at the same aiming point)
2.) Moved the scope adjustment 24 Moa up, shot a group
3.) Moved the scope adjustment 24 Moa up, shot a group
4.) Moved the scope adjustment Left 12 Moa shot a group
5.) Moved the scope adjustment Down 24Moa, shot a group
6.) Moved the scope adjustment Down 24moa, shot a group
7.) Moved the scope adjustment Right 12Moa, shot for point of aim.
*After all that,the scope returned to near perfect zero!
I was very pleased with that!
The groups consistantly moved 27"/24Moa adj.
And 13.5"/12Moa adj.
Therefore; 96 clicks per 24Moa Adjustment On scope.
27" divided by 96 clicks= .28125
I found the scopes adjustments are not as advertised (it happens I know)
The actual click value was .28125
About 7% bigger than what I had plugged into my ballistic program. Lol!
That made a huge difference on the accuracy of my software!
It was so worth the time to do!
Your comments guys? Did I miss anything?
Anyone know what the "MOA" is on this adjustment of .28125?
Thanks guys, and have fun, and straight shoot'in!