Sighting in the poodle shooter

[FfNJGTFO]

Originally Posted by milkmanjoe

Dumbass...yer target's too high...fer chrissakes alreddy...lower the damn target

Be nice if it worked that way... The targets are mounted on an indoor electric retriever. I can't lower them that much...

[milkmanjoe]

Originally Posted by FfNJGTFO

Be nice if it worked that way... The targets are mounted on an indoor electric retriever. I can't lower them that much...

Well then stand on a brick.....I trained lotsa grate shooters standing on bricks.....jeez...whut else is wrong in yer life...the doctor is IN

[Riverpigusmc]

you're on a roll, Milkman

[milkmanjoe]

Originally Posted by Riverpigusmc

you're on a roll, Milkman

Likker..........packing for.SC...............got new targets.....

[Riverpigusmc]

say hi to the boys, brother

[milkmanjoe]

Originally Posted by Riverpigusmc

say hi to the boys, brother

Aye.......videos next week

[NAMVET72]

Or try different rings,




BTW Da coyotes are hard to shoot from a stand that doesn't swivel or move, but we all know you have them on a leash or caged to shoot them

[Grizzman]

Originally Posted by FfNJGTFO

I'm still trying to fine tune the sighting on my LE6920. I have a Bushnell "AR Optics 3x12-40" mounted on it. I'm on paper with the laser bore sighter, but I'm just slightly low, no mater what adjustments I make.

While you can mount the scope very low to the receiver, I'm not sure how easily it would be used in that config (unless you've got an especially malleable face). The standard tall sight height is due to the buffer tube being directly in-line with the barrel and bolt carrier.

Bullet impact will be low at some distances and high at others, so feel free to pick a zero distance and apply hold-over/under for others.

[FfNJGTFO]

Originally Posted by Grizzman

While you can mount the scope very low to the receiver, I'm not sure how easily it would be used in that config (unless you've got an especially malleable face). The standard tall sight height is due to the buffer tube being directly in-line with the barrel and bolt carrier.

Bullet impact will be low at some distances and high at others, so feel free to pick a zero distance and apply hold-over/under for others.

I should have clarified earlier. I posted above that I meant "low" meaning my placements are coming in low, relative to the bullseye, even though the reticle is dead on the bullseye. The scope is, actually, mounted high on a Burris P.E.P.R. mount, so that it clears (and is slightly forward of) the charging handle. No matter the adjustments I make to the scope, the placements are still just south of the bullseye.


I'm going to try some things Pig recommended (reset the scope to factory settings) and make sure the front support bag doesn't rest on the barrel.

Thanks!

[FfNJGTFO]

Originally Posted by milkmanjoe

Well then stand on a brick.....I trained lotsa grate shooters standing on bricks.....jeez...whut else is wrong in yer life...the doctor is IN

I should clarify. The shots are placing lower, relative to the bullseye, even though the reticle is dead on it. I'm actually seated at a table with me holding the rifle and the front resting on the front bag. But Pig makes a good point about keeping the front bag off he barrel. I'll give that a try.

Thanks!