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Scope Mounting and Bore Sighting Instructional DVD

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SKU# W8226

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For ARMORERS and NEW SHOOTERS alike… With many new scope mounting products in stores today, it can become confusing to choose the most accurate way to perform these tasks. This DVD will show you both the time-tested methods as well as the newer technology methods available for scope mounting. Some of the devices used could possibly be lying around in your basement or garage. The use of a wood dowel rod did a very effective job for aligning the scope bases. However, the new tools make scope mounting much easier with greater accuracy. We show you both processes. Comparison of old and new ways for bore sighting your firearm is also shown. Again, the new techniques and equipment take the process of scope mounting to a new level. Recommendations are made to best serve your needs. Watch, learn and apply the scope mounting practice of your choice. On-Target's DVDs are digitally produced and provide clear and concise instructions. We at On-Target take great pride in the up-close videography of each DVD.

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SKU W8226
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$19.95

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Generally good with a few mistakes Review by nickadams
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A good, basic guide to installing a scope.

However, the instructor is clearly not comfortable with some tools. He has a Wheeler inch/pounds wrench, but fails to use it to properly torque the bases or the rings. Instead, he gets them snug and then goes"a quarter turn more."

He clearly doesn't understand the Leupold Zero Point Boresighter he demonstrates. He ignores the importance of getting the correct bore/axis height and actually says that it doesn't matter where you attach it on the end of the barrel!

There are no good pointers about needing different eye relief for prone vs bench shooters, or how to adjust the eye relief on a scope that barely fits in the rings.

My last point is just a pet peeve, Picatinny and Weaver rails are NOT the same thing, but at the end of the film he says that one base is both.

Those issues aside, his prep work, and ring lapping were good and insightful, however, a lot of the film (like watching him repeatedly take every screw in and out every time) could be cut out to save time.

(Posted on 5/2/12)

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