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youp · March 13, 2010, 06:46 AM

I have checked zero during season, after a slip,trip or fall.

I like sight in days, lets me see some pretty cool stuff. Last year I got to handle a Trijicon scoped something or other. Or the fellow trying to zero the model 94 32 Special...with 150 gr 30-30's. Special time of the year. More anticipation than high school prom night.

I have a buddy that likes to quote one of Murphy's laws. Murphy has a bunch. I cannot quote it. The essence; some shooters are better of with a scope NOT zeroed. They cannot hit what they are aiming at... so they actually have a better chance to hit if the scope is off.

March 13, 2010, 06:46 AM	#42
youp Senior Member Join Date: December 15, 2005 Location: south of Canada, eh? Posts: 438	I have checked zero during season, after a slip,trip or fall. I like sight in days, lets me see some pretty cool stuff. Last year I got to handle a Trijicon scoped something or other. Or the fellow trying to zero the model 94 32 Special...with 150 gr 30-30's. Special time of the year. More anticipation than high school prom night. I have a buddy that likes to quote one of Murphy's laws. Murphy has a bunch. I cannot quote it. The essence; some shooters are better of with a scope NOT zeroed. They cannot hit what they are aiming at... so they actually have a better chance to hit if the scope is off. __________________ Use enough gun.