MidTennFisher
Well-Known Member
While sighting in a rifle last week I shot two bullets that went about 3" left, 1" high at almost 100 yds. My scope is a Vortex Diamondback with 1/4 MOA.
So I adjusted 12 clicks to the right, 4 clicks down. Shot a bullet and it was roughly 3" to the right, 1" low. Basically, it flipped. Not what I expected...
Ok, so I backed up halfway. Adjusted 6 clicks back to the left, 2 clicks back up. Shot two bullets within half an inch of the bullseye.
What did I miss here? I admit I am not a guru when it comes to rifle scopes but the math isn't that complicated. If my scope is 1/4 MOA and I shoot 3" to the left at almost 100 yds, then shouldn't 12 clicks to the right get it in the center?
If I'm misunderstanding something I'd certainly like to know!
So I adjusted 12 clicks to the right, 4 clicks down. Shot a bullet and it was roughly 3" to the right, 1" low. Basically, it flipped. Not what I expected...
Ok, so I backed up halfway. Adjusted 6 clicks back to the left, 2 clicks back up. Shot two bullets within half an inch of the bullseye.
What did I miss here? I admit I am not a guru when it comes to rifle scopes but the math isn't that complicated. If my scope is 1/4 MOA and I shoot 3" to the left at almost 100 yds, then shouldn't 12 clicks to the right get it in the center?
If I'm misunderstanding something I'd certainly like to know!