I’ll echo some of the other answers, but some of your questions went unanswered so I’ll go back through them all.ġ) I generally zero my irons first before I mount the optic.Ģ) Personal preference, but the most widely used is probably the 50 yard/meter zero - you see that in this thread.ģ) Just zero the irons first then mount the optic. Really appreciate the answers to these questions, as it will help considerably when I go back next week to try again.
25, 50, 75, or 100 yards?ģ) Can I leave the red dot on while zeroing the iron sights (ignore the red dot), or is it recommended to completely remove the Red dot during this process of zeroing the backup sights?Ĥ) Do most people zero their Red dot at 100 yards, and then compensate if a target (big mean deer) happens to be at 20 yards?ĥ) Based on the parameters of #4, what is the typical Point of Impact at 20 yards when zeroed at 100 yards? Meaning, will the bullet hit lower than where the red dot is aimed? How much lower, in inches, is typical? But they are not zeroed either.ġ) Should the "iron" sights be zeroed first (before the Red dot)?Ģ) If so, at what distance is recommended for the backup sights to be zeroed, i.e. The backup sights perfect co-witness with the red dot. 'Took it to the range (100 yard capable) today, but things are no better with the sights after much trying. Purchased and added Magpul sights and mounted them, and I also put a Trijicon MRO on this rifle. I got a new Ruger SR-556 model 8514 w/ 18" barrel. I want to pay some military guy to do it for me.
I'm exhausted of trying, and I almost want to cry.
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