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Originally Posted by elkhunter11
I set the rifle on the rest and bags, remove the bolt , and then center the 100m target in the bore. Then I adjust the crosshairs so that they are also centered on the target with the bore. Then I shoot at 100m , and am always on the target with the first shot. If I am several inches from dead center, I fire one shot, and then make a rough adjustment, and then fire a three shot group, to base my fine adjustment on. Then it's usually one fine adjustment, and one more group to verify.
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I find that it is very helpful to use an orange clay pigeon for the target by which you converge bore with scope reticle.
As Dick said, using a proper rest and rear bag is essential.
If it takes more than 6 or 7 shots to zero then something is wrong
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