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February 22, 2009

If you bought it w/ the scope already on. I'd try it as is. Most LER scopes are built to be paralax free at 50 yards, so that's where I'd set the target. Use a large piece of cardboard so you can tell if you're off the paper. Make bold corrections until you get close.
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February 11, 2010

You want to save headache or ammo ?
Get a gun rest or bags and start at 25 yrds, fire 2 shots. Now put the cross
hairs on the 2 holes you made and make sure turet caps are off and get
that gun solid. Adjust scope turets till the cross hairs are inline with where
you want to hit on target, again make sure gun is rock solid when you make
adjustment. Retest at 25 yrds with two shots, make any adjustment as
needed then move to 50 yrds and repeat and fine tune. All should be well
and pretty close within 10 rounds.
-Blacktop
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