ColColt
July 18, 2013, 03:11 PM
I had an interesting phenomena this afternoon. I wanted to bore sight my Browning BPCR in 45-70 so took it out on the deck and set it up steady and found an object about 75 yards away and looked down the bore and adjusted to center it. Then without moving it I flipped up the rear vernier and started elevating it since the front sight was about a foot or more low. Instead of moving up it moved it down? I ended up having to set the vernier on 0 to get the front/rear sight to agree with what I saw through the bore. That's 180 degrees from what I thought.
Seems to me raising the rear sight should have brought things up, not down. I'm still scratching my head over that one. I tried the same thing at about 25 yards away and got the same thing. It appears zeroed at 25 yard target and the other one a little further. With all the height left on the vernier it must be able to shoot over the moon.
Seems to me raising the rear sight should have brought things up, not down. I'm still scratching my head over that one. I tried the same thing at about 25 yards away and got the same thing. It appears zeroed at 25 yard target and the other one a little further. With all the height left on the vernier it must be able to shoot over the moon.