what is the best zero procedure or sighting in procedure for sks with tss200 sight
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as the projectile travels flat for the first 100 yards this should be your zeroing target distance.a paper target of 1meter or larger is helpfull placed against a larger dirt bank. place rifle on a pack and go prone for stability or sit at a table with sand bags to support your sks, binoculars are a helpfull item to see where your projectiles are hitting. take a deep and steady breath, release half of your breath and then fire. this technique eliminates variation, use good ammo during sighting in. with a ts200 tech sight we can continualy hit a 400mm square NZ deerstalkers paper target at 300 meters, safe and happy shooting. as the projectile travels flat for the first 100 yards this should be your zeroing target distance.a paper target of 1meter or larger is helpfull placed against a larger dirt bank. place rifle on a pack and go prone for stability or sit at a table with sand bags to support your sks, binoculars are a helpfull item to see where your projectiles are hitting. take a deep and steady breath, release half of your breath and then fire. this technique eliminates variation, use good ammo during sighting in. with a ts200 tech sight we can continualy hit a 400mm square NZ deerstalkers paper target at... » Read More as the projectile travels flat for the first 100 yards this should be your zeroing target distance.a paper target of 1meter or larger is helpfull placed against a larger dirt bank. place rifle on a pack and go prone for stability or sit at a table with sand bags to support your sks, binoculars are a helpfull item to see where your projectiles are hitting. take a deep and steady breath, release half of your breath and then fire. this technique eliminates variation, use good ammo during sighting in. with a ts200 tech sight we can continualy hit a 400mm square NZ deerstalkers paper target at 300 meters, safe and happy shooting. « Show Less
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I had it zeroed with the stock sights. With the new sight installed in a neutral position, I got it to mark on paper at 25 yards, adjusted it to bullseye, then did the same at 50 and 100 yards. I consider an iron sight rifle a 70 yard gun, so I did not try beyond 100 yards. With just a little "Kentucky windage" it is not to hard to get a rifle to mark a newspaper size sheet at 25 yards. If you have trouble, try 25 feet. You could use a bore scope if you have access to one, but I didn't so I used the above method.
754529
Using the Laserlyte to boresight should get you close enough depending on what range you want it zeroed for.
1587353
Yes. I have one on a 5.56 NATO AR. Holds zero just fine. Just make sure all screws from the factory are good and snug when you install it. It's does fine. Price? It's not a high end sight but it's a good value and has versitility for many applications. Don't expect to see $400 performance out of it. It is a good functioning sight at an affordable price.
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I have it zeroed at 100 yards unfortunately that's all the range I have. It's on a Mosin Nagant in an ArchAngel
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2:03 PM (2 hours ago)to Amazon I am using the UTG CQB Red/Green Dot Optic Model SCP-DS3840W. I only use the rifle for targets and this works great. We shoot at 4" steel gong targets from 100 yards and only miss when it is shooter error. This model has locking windage and elevation adjustments. The fellow I shoot with does not have locking adjustments on his optic and has had to reset each time we shoot. I am very happy with my setup. In order to mount both you will have to have a top rail on your handguard. I replaced my stock handguard with the UTG SSSR Model 4/15, easy install. Hope this all helps. 2:03 PM (2 hours ago)to Amazon I am using the UTG CQB Red/Green Dot Optic Model SCP-DS3840W. I only use the rifle for targets and this works great. We shoot at 4" steel gong targets from 100 yards and only miss when it is shooter error. This model has locking windage and elevation adjustments. The fellow I shoot with does not have locking adjustments on his optic and has had to reset each time we shoot. I am very happy with my setup. In order to mount both you will have to have a top rail on your handguard. I replaced my stock handguard with the UTG SSSR Model 4/15,... » Read More 2:03 PM (2 hours ago)to Amazon I am using the UTG CQB Red/Green Dot Optic Model SCP-DS3840W. I only use the rifle for targets and this works great. We shoot at 4" steel gong targets from 100 yards and only miss when it is shooter error. This model has locking windage and elevation adjustments. The fellow I shoot with does not have locking adjustments on his optic and has had to reset each time we shoot. I am very happy with my setup. In order to mount both you will have to have a top rail on your handguard. I replaced my stock handguard with the UTG SSSR Model 4/15, easy install. Hope this all helps. « Show Less
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Mine is just an iron sight with a white dot on it. I still haven't been able to zero in the scope.
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I had same issue in my sks because i cuz it down except mine was to large had to mill it down what i did was used a strong drill bit and made 4 dimples for the screw points to grap and used thread lock its worked flawless just be sure to line the adaptor with barrel or risk sending it down range with a round
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Hey! I got the TSR100 for my 10/22. I like them allot and they shrunk my groups like crazy.Getting to the point, I like the simplicity of the TSR100, but the downside is the rear tsr100 is the rear sight almost perminant. The TSR 200 on the other hand goes on the little pic rail that comes with the modern 10/22 and you can put a little red dot such as an aim point micro in front of the tsr200. An upside of the TSR 200 is that the rear sight is adjustable for elevation AND from left to right. Imagine that! Totally your call.Good shooting!
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I have one mounted on a Browning camper pistol and one on a ruger 10/22 takedown sighted at 50 tds. Both hold zero exceptionally well. Easy to install, as I would imagine for a Missberg 590. Pain inthe ass to sight in but once it's there it's awesome. I hope that helps.
2001936
Count on zeroing it again, plan on returning this sight, I returned three to cabelas before buying a vortex sparc and never having issues again
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I used this one. So far it's worked great on all my Glocks and M&P;'s.http://www.sightpusher.comYou'll also need a front sight tool. Amazon has them.
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I have the 4595ts and it works great. In fact of all the firearms I've tried this with, the carbine seems to be the best. It was very close from the factory with iron sights, I used this bore sight prior to going to the range. It was on paper at 50, then I dialed it at 100yrds. No issues. One of the best purchases I've made.
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Put it on my Russian sks and put a laser on it. It's a really good mount and holds zero.
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seen it mount on a Mosin Nagant , but im thinking the top of a sks receiver is different with no dove tail . go to YOU TUBE and look at some videos on the SKS scope mounting details . then you,ll know what to get for your SKS .
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You'll need to set the dot just over the iron sight at 25 yards. Most iron sights on a pistol are set for that range as "zero".
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I've had mine on a Palmetto State Armoty 5.56 and it's been excellent, no adjustments still holding zero. I use it in an indoor range at it's lowest setting without problems.
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Get you a Set of weaver rings that fit on a SKS scope and they should work Fine that is what i have on my Enfield hope this helps !!