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Adjusting a scope on a bolt action rifle is relatively easy, but requires a couple of extra steps in comparison to other rifles due to the position of the bolt handle. By making these adjustments,...
Knowing how to properly adjust a rifle scope will pay dividends when it comes to getting consistent and accurate results during hunting or target practice. How you perform these adjustments will...
Rifle scopes combine three key aspects to their functioning, and the first one of these is to serve as a telescope, magnifying the image of a faraway object so that it is easier to see. All rifle...
Boresighting a rifle scope is done to assure that the cross hairs are aligned with where the center line of the bore is pointing. Learn about laser bore sighting devices with advice from a gun...
Boresighting is one of the ways gun owners match up a firearm's sights with the point of impact a bullet makes when it hits a target. The technique is most commonly used when mounting a scope,...
The Bushnell boresighter is designed to get your rifle scope in approximately correct position so that it can be sighted in. Most guns you buy will come boresighted, but if you buy and install...
A boresight is an implement to align a newly mounted scope with the barrel of a firearm. The boresight attaches in some way to the end of the barrel and the scope is then adjusted to line up...
Boresighting is the first step in sighting in a newly installed rifle scope. If you have your scope professionally installed, it will also be boresighted; but if you install a new scope yourself,...
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