Just tried Don's way of zeroing in a scope and it works finer than frog's hair. Check it out. It will do your bow good.
I have little or no background on using scopes but Don made it easy to get it right. Hats off to you, Boo.
Boo's way of sighting in a scope
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agingcrossbower
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Boo's way of sighting in a scope
http://www.crossbownation.com/forum/top ... b30-scope/
Just tried Don's way of zeroing in a scope and it works finer than frog's hair. Check it out. It will do your bow good.
I have little or no background on using scopes but Don made it easy to get it right. Hats off to you, Boo.
Just tried Don's way of zeroing in a scope and it works finer than frog's hair. Check it out. It will do your bow good.
I have little or no background on using scopes but Don made it easy to get it right. Hats off to you, Boo.
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nyexhunter
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Re: Boo's way of sighting in a scope
Read the review, very good.
Also agree that the rail mount that comes with the scope to go on top of the Excalibur rail is very heavy and should be taken off and replaced with 30mm scope rings that mount directly to the Excalibur rail.
Also agree that the rail mount that comes with the scope to go on top of the Excalibur rail is very heavy and should be taken off and replaced with 30mm scope rings that mount directly to the Excalibur rail.