ExAgoradzo
Member
Last time I went to the range I was putting my .270 Win about 1.5" at 100 yards. I've been hunting 4 times since (hog). Today I had time so I wanted to verify zero. I was disappointingly high and right, so I adjusted accordingly.
Long story short, a whole box of ammo, my friend and I (who is a better hunter than I) could not get it into adjustment and as soon as we started playing with it the gun started shooting all over the place about 6" or so (ave) high. Both of us shot his gun and we were just fine on target (his groups were smaller than mine ).
He said something about scopes 'slipping'. I don't know how old this Weaver CVIO Micro-Track 2-10x40 is. I inherited it along with the gun.
So,
1. Can I 'rebuild' a scope?
2. Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Greg
Long story short, a whole box of ammo, my friend and I (who is a better hunter than I) could not get it into adjustment and as soon as we started playing with it the gun started shooting all over the place about 6" or so (ave) high. Both of us shot his gun and we were just fine on target (his groups were smaller than mine ).
He said something about scopes 'slipping'. I don't know how old this Weaver CVIO Micro-Track 2-10x40 is. I inherited it along with the gun.
So,
1. Can I 'rebuild' a scope?
2. Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Greg