How do I zero the laser vertically?It shoots 2" High
260328
there should be tiny horizontal and vertical adjustment screws and a tool that came with it to adjust the beam - make sure it is firmly mounted on your gun and then adjust up and down - note which direction of the screw turn moves it which way. I find a laser sight tool invaluable for this task and they are not expensive. just line up the dots for the laser and the sight tool at the distance you want to zero in on and you are good to go. and it is a good idea to recheck it when you change the batteries or have fired much since it may lose zero.
260329
Not sure if you are serious or trolling. If it shoot consistently 2" too high. Its already zeroed. Just aim two inches lower and you're good. There is a tiny pin hole you insert the provided tool to adjust the elevation as needed.You gotta be trolling since you wrote 2" haha.
2260944
Directions were stuck up in the lid on mine. Look closely up there.The small set screw on the lower part of the left side is a lock screw. Loosen it before making any windage or elevation changes and tighten it when you are done. Clicks are 1 MOA. Make sure you get the reticle setting clicked solidly in place too. It will mess up the zero if you do not have it in the center.
421786
The vertical is on top of site located just behind on-off power knob. use a small allen wrenchGo the way of the arrow for up, opposite for down
1620352
I mounted mine horizontal but I see no reason why it wouldn't work in a vertical position. The only issue could be the tray inside that holds the gun. Not sure how freely it would slide in and out.
1587183
I found the easiest way to zero in the laser was to line it p with an already set sight and adjust from there. I used my EOTeck halogram and set the laser in line with the red dot on target. The advantague to using the pressure light switch is using the light/laser intermittantly mounted to a forwrd hand grip under thwe barrel. I used a zip tie to hold the switch in place and use my index finger to use the switch when I desire it.
853797
I am assuming you want to tilt the unit up so it projects a line some height higher than horizontal? You can, but the unit probably will never auto-level itself and will keep blinking on you. You can switch it to locked-mode and the blinking will stop, but will need to manually level it.
1141643
There is no true lock function despite what the instructions say. I confirmed this with SKIL customer service some time back I think. But what you can do is place the level in manual mode and use it to project non-level lines, i.e. tilting it beyond the self-level range of 4 degrees. The laser simply is against its internal movement stops in that case. In manual mode, the flashing beam warning for out-of-range is disabled plus the green/red light on top stays red. A bit more handling care might be warranted in this case since the laser is not truly locked
617061
Absolutely NOT!! There is no laser on this. You look down the sights at a magnified graph and adjust the sights to the zero axis.
1447973
Don't apply as much pressure and the laser won't activate......their is an on/off switch..best of luck. If it isn't broke, don't mess with it!!! Please support the 2nd Amendment
665352
There are two Caps at the top and side of the Scope .You Have To Unscrew them and Do Your Elevation and Your Wyndage by firing off a couple shots or maybe using a bore laser .
1116434
Since my laser level came without directions, don't know the answer to that one. I guess mine had batteries already loaded, since the laser is working. (it has been entertaining my cat for weeks.) If you find the answer, please share, 'cause I'll eventually need to know!
1739880
Mine is just an iron sight with a white dot on it. I still haven't been able to zero in the scope.
28909
Yes exactly right. One suggestion is to also get a boresight insert to help you adjust the windage and elevation so that you can dial it in without using ammo. It's a great laser sight! Enjoy!
1419769
I pull vertical and discharge horizontal. It'll do 2ft of vertical, but barely.
333472
Elevation is set for bullet drop of 556. You can zero it in at witch ever you like however the distance adjustment would not be correct.
351280
I also just purchased a UTG LED Green Laser Combo and the laser does not hold a good zero. So far I have been able to determine that the mount does not hold the laser firm enough to hold the zero. I do not want to over tighten the screws and strip them. No solution yet. I just think the mount should be made more sturdy. I also noted that the green dot grows larger, especially after 25 Yards.
1574152
Run the horizontal adjustment all the way to one end, count the click to the other end and then adjust to the middle (i.e. if there are 20 clicks, go to the end and adjust back 10). Do the same on the vertical. Then starting fairly close to the target, say 20 feet, fire and adjust as necessary to zero. Once your on zero, move back and repeat until your at the range you want to shoot at. It's a good idea to lightly tap the adjustment knobs after each adjustment to set the cross hairs.