Adjusting Hunting Rifle Scopes Using a Bore Sighter

By Bruce Woods
Published on September 1, 1987
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Figure 1A: Using a bore sighter.
Figure 1A: Using a bore sighter.
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Any scope and rifle combination need to be fine-tuned if it's to perform well.
Any scope and rifle combination need to be fine-tuned if it's to perform well.
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Figure 2: Bore sighter aligned with barrel.
Figure 2: Bore sighter aligned with barrel.
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Figure 3: Zeroing in.
Figure 3: Zeroing in.
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Figure 1B: Scope adjusted for windage.
Figure 1B: Scope adjusted for windage.
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Figure 1C: Scope and bore sighter aligned.
Figure 1C: Scope and bore sighter aligned.

Confidence in your gun equipment can be a key to more
successful hunting trips when you use a bore sighter.

Adjusting Hunting Rifle Scopes Using a Bore Sighter

The hunter, curled fetuslike, presses down into the Space
Blanket that serves to separate him from the damp

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