Lets see your Guns.

[Stubby]

Multichoke? I'm looking for one with little use and nice wood.

 

Yea multi choke . true cylinder , skeet , 2x quater 2x half, full and extra full .

[Stihl123]

Simple answer is yes. It'll depend on the gun but initially I'd put a target close and fire a shot, then adjust, then another shot until it's roughly zeroed. Then place the target at the range you're going to normally shoot at and repeat.

 

I'd also hold the gun how I'm likely to shoot it normally, so use a bi-pod if I'll be normally using one or hold it unsupported if that's how I'll normally shoot it. Reason being the zero can be affected by how the gun is supported.

 

The rest you linked to would be useful for comparing ammunition/pellets etc as it'll give a consistent rest.

 

awesome, thanks for your advice!

[Darrin Turnbull]

[Arctostaphylos uva-ursi]

[Stubby]

 

[Pinkfoot]

My fowling pieces. From top to bottom

Browning BPS pump action ten bore.

Zabala Canardier double discharge

Browning 425 waterfowl.

[HuntingHicap]

Bsa Scorpion in .22 with two 10 mags and a divers bottle with a recent test.

 

Scope and Bipod NOT INCLUDED.

 

500 quid ono

[Nikk]

Hi Sam nice rifle and carcass glad you sent the let see your guns I will post my remmy 223 on this site

Cheers Nick

 

 

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[Nikk]

SPS tactical in223 with 1-9 20" barrel

Sightron 6-24-50 mil dot reticle

Third eye mounts

Harris bypod

T8 Sound moderator

Tac 4 sling

Using from Vmax 40 gn to 77 Berger bullets All reloaded

 

 

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[Stihl123]

daystate mk4