Am I the only one that takes many shots to sight in a new scope. Once i get them zeroed in I can shoot really good with them. I was playing around with a reflex sight today and same thing. I'm shooting great with it now. I like that its very light weight but wore my arm out pumping my Benjamin
Bob, I've used that method for years, but it only works if the gun/pellet combination is accurate.
I've watched someone chasing holes because he was getting 2" groups at 15 yards.
Sight in with one shot. If you have a rifle vice, secure your gun and fire one pellet at target. Then, while the gun is still secured move your scope adjustments to the pellet hole. It is now sighted in.
This method could be OK with a PCP but not a springer/nitro piston.
@rich177 A reflex sight is similar to a red dot sight. It can be blurry if you have astigmatism. The one I got off Amazon is a Feyachi reflex sight, $24. It is small, lightweight and has 4 apertures, both red and green and has 3 brightness levels. It is visible in bright sunlight.
Sight in with one shot. If you have a rifle vice, secure your gun and fire one pellet at target. Then, while the gun is still secured move your scope adjustments to the pellet hole. It is now sighted in.
I have done the same for a long time. It certainly gets you real close depending on what your are looking for.
Jason