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General Discussion To Gateway To Airguns => Back Room => : kp4att December 06, 2009, 05:22:26 AM
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This Sunday morning 9:00 am, I wanted to do something different.
Do some more technical precision scope sighting.
I read a document written that explains how to inspect a scope when you get it new.
In addition read another article that teaches how to inspect and set a rifle scope for long range shooting.
I never liked the Rifles before but now I love it and all the techniques, physics and math involved.
Tomorrow MONDAY I will receive a Centerpoint power class 8-32 x 56 30mm tube and I will set this
Scope to a very accurate rifle the Marauder. I want to set this scope so precise to use it like a kind of
SNIPER air rifle, that means know the scope and the rifle shooting ranges from 15 yards until 100 yards.
I will increase the rifle fill up until 3000 psi and get it to the range and set the scope yard by
yard until I prepare a Drop Chart of my rifle with this scope. That will take me, I do not know how much
time or days, but it will be something interesting to enjoy more my air rifles.
I practice today with the RWS 48 .177 and with the Gamo VH .177 just the beginning, set with precision
the crosshairs. \\ I will keep posting about this topic. /// KP4-ATT - GERALD
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I assume you've already found this article, Gerald: http://www.gatewaytoairguns.com/library/The%20A%20Team%20Scope%20Setup.htm Sounds like just the ticket for that new scope you have coming. I'm also attaching a file that may be of some help, it's a target that sounds like it would be perfect for what you intend to do. Good luck, and keep us posted.
Dave
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DAVE ... THANKS FOR THE LINK. THAT IT IS JUST PART OF THE WHOLE EXERCISE I WILL DO.
THE BEGINNIG OF THE DROP CHART DEPENDS OF THE SCOPE DUE TO FEW TEST THAT I HAVE TO PERFORM TO IT TO VERIFY IF THE SCOPE WILL RESPOND TO MULTIPLES CHANGES AS THE PROCEDURES I READ AT LONG RANGE HUNTING WEB SITE. // GERALD
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Gerald, you are taking your Air Gunning experience to a higher level. Nothing like knowing where a projectile is while in flight. I have a custom .270 rifle sighted for 500yds and I keep a chart handy for every 50yds of distance till that distance. Can even plot hits past 500yds if needed. But that seldom comes up here in the South. If I was out in the Western states I would give it a try.
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geraldo is always doing things that r interesting which, is a very great thing and keeps the mind working .airguns could be fun and very relaxing as i do shoot for that one of many reasons ...
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Gerald, could you post links to all of the sites you used? I would like to do some reading on that stuff.
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GOOD MORNING
KYLER.... THIS IS THE MOST COMPLETE OF THE INFO LINKS I READ FROM AN EXPERT OF VERY LONG RANGE HUNTING OR SHOOTING
http://www.longrangehunting.com/articles/setting-up-scope.php
/ GERALD
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Thanks :)
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I FOUND THE OTHER EXCELLENT ONE THAT I COPY FEW MONTHS AGO:
http://viriato.net/airgunning/bfta_setup_manual.pdf
GERALD