Can I use this to zero in a scope from a .22 LR rifle?
1866824
I used it to mount and level my optics but found it a bit cumbersome for live fire. I guess it would work if it had to.
1866825
With great difficulty. That's not what it's designed for. It's designed to hold a long gun for cleaning and maintenance. And, I'd recommend buying its big brother. Much better vice for a few $$$$ more.
1866826
You need to use the gun vise to hold your rifle in a steady position, While using a laser bore sight kit to zero the scope. It is an excellent vise for zeroing in a scope or performing maintenance on your weapons.
1866827
You could but there is no elevation adjustments so it would be rather hard, best just to use sand bags or even just a backpack it's not like a .2 2 kicks so you really don't need a vise to hold it.
1866828
I haven't tried but at the same time I would because it is better than my other stand
1866829
No. It is light and not made to shoot from. Use it to clean and work on your gun. If you need a bench rest buy one.
2134370
Im not sure that you can ' zero in' this thing. Its more of a reaction time tool. You can use the laser in your unloaded handgun for accuracy drills
317908
If you go to Nikon's website, they will be able to tell you how to adjust your zero based on the yardage, the rifle, and the specific ammunition you are using. The website is great. http://spoton.nikonsportoptics.com/spoton/spoton.html
784844
I use mine with an AR15 in .223 with a 20 inch bull barrel and the elevation marks seem to work well with the basic zero at 100 yds. I think this scope is not intended for .22. I use a BSA sweet .22 scope with my Remington 597 with good results at 100 yds to 200 with adjustments easy.
1472178
You should be able to. But I think that's a lot of scope for a 22 caliber. I put a 4 x 12 x 40 Vortex on mine
867530
There is no way to zero-in the laser. I've confirmed this with the manufacturer.
2233841
Like the previous answerer I have also used this on rifles of larger caliber than .22. I'm certain it will be fine.
1164350
Yes! I was at the range yesterday and that's actually one of the best ways to zero in the scope. Hold the AR rifle steady on a sandbag or whatever , aim at the target say 100 yards using the peep sight ,you then set your cross hair on that target....that easy, works for me. Oh and the mildot ? (Y) (Y) :)
2184797
It should stay at zero if you put it back in the same slots on your rail. Long as you don't mess with sight turrets or remove sight from mount. It's best to always re-check zero when doing anything to a firearm. I love this mount on my colt competition, you won't be disappointed. Good luck and happy shooting.
106227
It can be installed on any gun with a picatiney rail, I see no reason why it could not be zeroded without any problem. Works great with my Sig Sauer pistol.
427601
You can use it although the front post will interfere with the clarity of objects at distance. The site measures roughly 1 3/4" from the top of the receiver. This will put the site in the line of the zero.As mentioned, use x-high rings, which are preffered on the AR for proper cheek weld.
1031695
Haven't used it enough to find out. Can't get it zeroed. Reticles will not move. I have a great pattern at 7:00 o-clock no matter what dials I turn. Contacted the seller and Amazon and nobody seems to care. My advice: don't buy it. It's a lot cheaper than the others for a reason.
1659334
I use mine mainly for birding but I have taken it to the range to zero in my hunting rile scope and it did a good job.
2046937
Yes..But I would recommend getting a better set of rings IMO. I have this scope mounted on my .308 and system does not lose zero.
1672438
I would say that its not the scope, it holds perfect zero on several 22 rifles I have it on. Break barrel air rifles very often have zeroing issues due to the placement of the scope behind the barrel breaking point. When the barrel is opened, and then closed it can shift the barrel enough to cause a point of impact change.
1559988
No, a scope would fit. As far as being strong enough for the scope to hold zero it is not. Good for only a magnifier.
521662
This adjustment is to help remove the peralex effect. It also can be use as a range find. That scope is a 400yds scope. U cant zero it for less than 100 yds