I went to the range today with my SPS .308. It is in a B&C stock and otherwise stock.
I noticed that some of my groups were on the large side but others were damn near all in the same hole. The groups tended to have some in one area and other in another small area.
I started looking when I mounted the rifle and noticed that if I moved my head slightly forward or back the crosshairs were either on one group or the other. I was shooting off sandbags so this was easy to check.
I looked at the parralax adjustment on my scope. It's a Bushnell Elite 4200 6-24x50 Mildot. The parralax was not quite exactly on 100 yards- the distance I was shooting today.
When I turned it to 100 yards the target was out of focus.
Do I just not have the scope adjusted correctly?
Jim
I noticed that some of my groups were on the large side but others were damn near all in the same hole. The groups tended to have some in one area and other in another small area.
I started looking when I mounted the rifle and noticed that if I moved my head slightly forward or back the crosshairs were either on one group or the other. I was shooting off sandbags so this was easy to check.
I looked at the parralax adjustment on my scope. It's a Bushnell Elite 4200 6-24x50 Mildot. The parralax was not quite exactly on 100 yards- the distance I was shooting today.
When I turned it to 100 yards the target was out of focus.
Do I just not have the scope adjusted correctly?
Jim