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checking zero
last week a friend knocked my .19 badger off of the 4-wheeler, scuffing up the muzzle and scope bell a little....no real damage. anyway, today i decided to drag out the lead-sled and make sure all was well...decided to include my rem. xr-100 in .204 in the outing too. the unmarked pic is the .19 badger. the paper plates are 7in in diameter at 100 yds.
http://photobucket.com/turbocat1 Last edited by turbocat; 04-07-2011 at 02:52 AM. |
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It sure looks like the .19 Badger didn't suffer any ill effects from getting bounced off that 4-wheeler. The .204 Ruger seemed to test out pretty good too. Time to go shoot some squirrels, gophers, prairie dogs, or ground hogs!!!
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Good to go. You just never know, though. I went 40 years without a significant shift in POI (that I knew of, anyway). Three years ago I let a light deer rifle slide off off the tree it was leaning against and POI shifted 3 inches. Two years ago two scopes had POI shift a couple of inches after a 1200 mile truck ride (packed in cheap hard side, foam lined cases). All 3 were Leupolds. I'm a lot more careful in verifying zero than I used to be.
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