Doing some load development for my secondary AR, I pulled the scope off my competition AR, assuming that moving a scope from one AR flat top to another would require only minor adjustments.
Wrong. It required MAJOR adjustments to get on target and, with no Zero Stop, I can't be certain I didn't crank the elevation and windage more than a full turn. (By the time I finally got on paper, frustration had set in and I wasn't paying close attention to the adjustments.)
So now I need to do two things: Put the scope back on my competition AR and drive the 70 miles to the range to recheck the zero, and buy a better scope for the second AR.
In short, I ain't gonna do that no more.
Cheers(?),
Richard
Wrong. It required MAJOR adjustments to get on target and, with no Zero Stop, I can't be certain I didn't crank the elevation and windage more than a full turn. (By the time I finally got on paper, frustration had set in and I wasn't paying close attention to the adjustments.)
So now I need to do two things: Put the scope back on my competition AR and drive the 70 miles to the range to recheck the zero, and buy a better scope for the second AR.
In short, I ain't gonna do that no more.
Cheers(?),
Richard