How to center in a scope/red dot sight

[skurge27]

Yo thanks for the video!

[CargaMarranas]

hi i just wanna know What size is the allen wrench or key? plzzz

[Warsniper22]

@CargaMarranas usually when you buy a scope, or accesory they come with one. So far i've ran into 2 different sizes, (the larger one that came with a handgrip (forearm grip on a Ar-15)

[CargaMarranas]

@Warsniper22 yeah i know but i lost my key!! DX anyway I bought a new one, but thanks for the info.

[TheWhopman]

10-4!

[webdoggboy]

was the creator of this gun lazy to make his own handle or why does the gun look like a medival pistol without the stock?

[TheWhopman]

Also mount your scope as close to the gun as possible. The further the scope is up off the barrel the less accuracy you will get from the rifle. On this video the first thing i noticed is that there is a little too much gap between gun and scope. I would replace these rings with as lower ones. Good vid.

[cqbleader]

@TheWhopman yeh thats why i use low profile scope rings

[sgtsnakeeyes11]

this video doesnt tell you how to center it this is stupid

[vgamedude12]

Do you have to repeat the process if your changing shooting ranges?

Like say im sighting in at about 10 yards. Would I have to sight in again if I was going to do 100 yards? Or once I sight it in its good for all ranges?

[t3hDRIFT]

yes you would have to, but only the elevation

[Hitari0]

Yes, because the pellet/bb would drop over time, making it necessary to compensate for it's drop. But you would only need to make the crosshair aim higher.

[Warsniper22]

@vgamedude12 If you do it at 100 yards depending on caliber, your bullet will DROP in further ranges, (200 yrds for my 5.56 is approx 1 inch in 68degree F, weather. (55gr, boat tail, 3025fps, FMJ, no elevation) but at 50 yards you bullet will be higher than your center of crossheirs.

[R3v3ng3R3c0rdZ]

is that the phantom 1000x?

[FighterAceee]

on guns, the eye relief is mainly for recoil because you dont want the scope hit your eye.

not sure how it effects your image downrange tough. I think you could put your eye very close to the back lens as long as you have little or no recoil at all

tnx for sharing :)

[t3hDRIFT]

actually, if you put your eye right up, you wont see an image, you can only see an image at the distance of the eye releif

[777MrProphet]

wow yur stupid u wont see anything its not for recoil how old r u 1

[albertomanises21]

vaya mierda de video

[leogecko22]

awesome vid

[morris96XXXX]

cool video,