Posted by nickg on November 26, 2010 at 14:48:35 from (96.27.158.41):
In Reply to: o/t sighting in a rifle posted by johndeereman on November 26, 2010 at 14:19:16:
If your 3" low at only fourty yards be pretty tuff to get to a hundred.If you were three inches high you would be all right. I would try resighting it in at 40 and get it close to dead on. I like to sight my rifles in at 100yrds personaly.And my big rifles all have a bullet drop compensator in the scope which makes it a lot easier when I want to shoot past 100yrds. Id make sure that your scope is good and solid no loose screws and make sure your barrel and action are good and clean and try to resight it in. If you cant get a good group Id try a new scope. Banging around the woods and up and down the tree stands take there toll on scopes after a while.
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