SCOPE SIGHTING HELP

[ncwhitetail]

Hey guys I just sat down and came up with this windage chart that yall might find helpful. I might be a little off but it surely will save on bullets and you don't have to buy anything.

This chart is for 1/8" MOA scopes. To figure 1/4" MOA just divide the number
by 2. To figure 1/2" MOA divide the number of clicks by 4. If you need help
to figure it out Email me at: [e-mail]

STEP1: if you have a bore sight align it at the center of the target and dial in an approximate zero with your scope turrets. If not continue to step 2.

STEP2: Find a place that you can shoot the same exact place from everytime. You can make a rest from a sand bag or sack of corn.

STEP3: fire a 3 shot group at your target.

STEP4: measure from the center of the group to the center of the target.

STEP5: Refer to the chart below to get your zero adjustment.


100 YD. SCOPE SIGHTING WINDAGE AND ELEVATION CHART

INCHES OFF____CLICKS
1/8____________1
1/4____________2
1/2____________8
1_____________16
1 1/2__________24
2_____________32
2 1/2__________40
3_____________48
3 1/2__________56
4_____________64
4 1/2__________72
5_____________80
5 1/2__________88
6_____________96
6 1/2__________104
7_____________112
7 1/2__________120
8_____________128

50 YD. CHART

1/16 ______1
1/8_______2
1/4________4
1/2________16
1__________32
1 1/2_______48
2__________64
2 1/2_______80
3__________96
3 1/2_______112
4__________128
4 1/2_______144
5__________160
5 1/2_______176

[mr4pt]

I voted yes but really I haven't adjusted my scope in 10 years. I shoot my gun twice each year before season, each year it's dead on.

My son's rifle was way off this year and I don't know how. It's driving tacks now.

[hunt4fun1]

Dude, that's awesome.

DS, how can we post this in the rifle forum and still leave it here too.

[deerslayer11]

You can either make it an announcement or copy it and sticky it there I guess.

[SOUTHERNHUNTER]

That is a great chart. But it is off really bad. The math ain't working. If you have a inch. There are 8 clicks in a inch. Using a 1/8" MOA. If you have a 1/4" MOA there would be 4 clicks to get to a inch of movement. 1/2" MOA you would have to go 2 clicks to get a inch of movement. Just my 2 cents worth. LOL