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- This video will provide an easy to follow guide on how to zero/sight-in your scope at the range. This is the third of four videos on how to fully optimize your scopes performance.
OPTIMIZING YOUR SCOPE
1. Setting Up Your Scope
2. Centering Your Scope
3. Zeroing Your Scope
4. Zero Resetting Of Your Scope's Turrets
After your scope is properly mounted on your firearm (Step 1), you can make sure it is centered (Step 2), zero/sight it in at the range (Step 3), and reset zero on your scope turrets (Step 4), for easy adjustments in the future.
NOW YOU'RE GOOD TO GO!!!
Remember to use all firearm safety procedures while using or doing any work to your firearm.
For Further Assistance Contact Our Service Team at leapers.com/contact
Hello from Australia! A friend of mine from the USA is coming over and bringing me one of the utg 4-16x44 30mm scopes which he got for me from Amazon - the full length version. I tell you, even though we will be on a luxury cruise for 12 days I will be itching to get back home and mount this beauty on my new Howa 1500 .243 and punch some holes in targets!
Great vid. Straight to the point without unnecessary talk like in other 17 min! video I was l watching before :)
Nice to hear Cliff, thanks for letting us know and we hope you enjoy your scope!!!
Also, I just read one of your responses, the whole point of impact makes so much sense to me now. I thought you were trying to move the crosshair to the impact not move the impact to the bulls eye, thanks for the help.
i have bought a cvlive scope i shot 3 pellets group , i was awesome after a hour i try i gain there all over i been frusttrated for 6 days , when i move left or up i dont see the lines on the scope move at any direction why. thank you
What is zero lockable zero resetting ....is it the same as zero stop
my lack of understanding and where i get confused is up and down am i going up and down from center of crosshair to the point of impact or point of impact to the crosshair i get LOST
Hey what is that gun vise you guys use in your videos I would like one of those seems it would make things easier. Thanks for the instructional videos.
Hi Jody, you're welcome! This is a Shooters Ridge - Gun Grip Shooters Vice.
Need to parallax the scope or center the scope ? Thks
can the UTG 2-7X44 30mm Long Eye Relief Scout Scope, AO, 36-color take a recoil of a 30.06 BLR rifle and still hold zero after 5 shots+?
No problem!
Very informative video, thanks
Question; I damaged my hand and can't seem to use the small SWAT parallax side turret focus knob very well and need to order the large wheel that can fit on it. What size do I order as they come in different center hole diameters? My scope is the UTG 3-12x44 Compact SWAT ?
Thanks
Great basic info - Thanks
The links on setting up your scope and centering your scope dont exist. Where are they?
You solve my problem, thank you!
Question for either of you guys.
I put A UTG 4X16X44 compact on a or oracle LR308. Over the last 3 years I've put near 4k rounds through it WHILE decking it out with utg but stock, then utg pistol grip then a utg pro mod 17 inch free float to go with a new 416 barrel with an adjustable buffer tube weight, adjustable gas block
mid length gas tube all from Odin works.
Then a cmc trigger. The barel swap and gas system mods were done 2 weeks ago. I sighted the gun at 100 yards and put a 20 round mag in a 1.5 inch area. No paper left just a inch and a half circle.
Well I went back this week and it's not on paper. I spent 60 rounds chasing it all over the board with a bullseye then next shot was 6 right and so on. Took it home and checked. Nothing is loose. Is it possible that the scope had enough and just gave up at approximately 4000 rounds of mostly 150 and 168 grain 308
Munky332, Yes! You can reset your turrets to zero after making adjustments. This is very easy, all you have to do is loosen the Allen screw on top of each turret (loosen just a little bit). The turret should spin freely without making click sounds. At this point you can freely spin the turret so that "0" is lined up with the white turret index dot (located on the rear of the turret base). Once these are aligned, tighten the Allen screws back down and your good to go!!!
Using the method described.....what is the point of "centering the scope"? The reticle adjustment after zero'ed will be the same.
Why no mention of shimming to get the zero'ed position as close to optically centered as possible ? Just curious. Thanks.
How do I sight scope in with a Gamo Swarm Fusion muzzle break? I have to take it out of the vise to cock? Thank you.
So simple. Thank You!
Greetings. Please that scope is the one that appears in this video. What is the model? Thank you
That's our ACCUSHOT® 3-12x44mm.
leapers.com/index.php?act=prod_detail&itemno=SCP3-UG312AOIEW&midx=1954&allids=1953_1952_1954
thanks for the video I just bought a used scope and its way off but now I have it dialed in
can the leapers scopes withstand the recoil from a 308 ar10
They sure will!
I have a question, would this scope be suitable enough to handle the recoil of a 30.06
Hello Hansraj Woodraj, which particular scope are you referring to?
UTGLeapers The 3-9x40 iluminated recticle with 36 colours, i would like to purchase one however i am not to sure if it will be able to handle the recoil as i Hunt alot in the open season in south africa and do alot of target shooting, is the scope tough enough to handle ??
thanks for your response :)
Hello Hansraj Woodraj, the 3-9X40 would be a great choice for your application and intent of use. All of our scopes have been designed to handle the heavy recoil of such firearms. In addition, all of our optics are covered by a lifetime warranty (see webpage for details).
Please let us know if you have any other questions.
Best Regards,
The Leapers/UTG Team
I have a 4-16x44 UTG/Leapers -- is there any way after centering/zeroing to set the numbers on the turrets to zero/zero?
thanks
I have a 338win mag 300win mag in looking a long range scopes that can handle the recoil of these guns
Hello muddog2, Leapers' scopes would be a good choice for your platform. All of our scopes have been designed to handle the heavy recoil of such firearms.
should buy this for Diana 34 classic?
We have many great scopes that would be excellent choices to use on your Diana 34!
Thanks i have set my eyes on Leaper 3-9x40mm
Where can find the second video, centering your scope?
I'm having trouble sighting it in, it's reversed in that you turn it up it goes down? I had high rings on they were fine. I put med's on and i cant go down low enough?
Thanks
Thanks for reaching out to us, you are correct about the turret adjustments, the are "reversed". This is because you are adjusting your point of impact up or down not your point of aim. This is an industry standard and many scopes are set up this way. As for the ring mount issue, there are many variables that could be causing this. Please reach out to our customers service team either through our website here: leapers.com/index.php?act=service&subject=Questions&mobsubject=Questions&midx=718&allids=718&svroot=, or by giving us a call at 734-542-1500. This way we can get all the details and get you back on target. We look forward to hearing from you!
Best,
The Leapers/UTG Team
Hi.....that would explain then.......i fixed it! Thanks
Is that so simple ??? Thks
Don't you still need to move the rifle after you've moved your reticle to where you shot first? Need to move rifle back so reticle is aimed at bullseye....no?
That is correct
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Hello TheMobster450, The turrets are actually not reversed. When you turn your turret to the "left" you're not moving the reticle (crosshair) to the left your moving the point of impact to the left. For example if you're shooting too low and you want to move your point of impact up, you dial the turret "up". Same goes for down, left, and right. This is a common turret set-up in the optics industry.
Video 2, on Centuring your scope, is missing.
Добрый день. Спасибо за нужные видеоматериалы.
Anyone know a good affordable gun vise? I could sure use one.
Whar is the brand of the rifle rest used here?
shooters ridge gun grip shooting vise
hola tengo una leapers utg 3-9x40 tf2 full size tactical. tengo una inconveniente,ya que dos disparos están juntos y otro pega por debajo. de cada tres uno queda lejos del centro de disparo
+Cris Tittler We would like to apologize for any inconvenience this issue may have caused you. Please submit a customer service inquiry through our official Customer Service page at www.leapers.com/service.php. We will get back to you as soon as possible to try and help resolve this issue. Thank you for your patience and understanding. We look forward to hearing from you soon! Best Regards, The Leapers/UTG Team
I wish you wouldn't put this information out there, it's the worst thing you can do. I'm glad to hear that you at least suggested to optically center the scope before you start. What you want to end up with is that your scope is still optically centered when you're at your zero distance. This is going to give you the best accuracy and the best view through the scope. If you just set the scope on the gun and crank the turrets to match where the bullet hits your scope tube inside is going to be angled, the more the scope tube is angled the less accurate it's going to be. Once you have your scope optically centered you want to use adjustable ring mounts. Adjust the scope itself up and down and left and right to match the bullet hit don't turn the turrets but move the scope itself once you get the scope in the right position and close to where the bullets hitting tighten everything up and then adjust your turrets to do the fine-tuning , this keeps the tube centered and going to be the most accurate you can get out of your scope. Several companies now are making adjustable rings just for this purpose look into the FX adjustable rings they're really nice.
I have a question that I would really appreciate being answered. So I have the 3-9x50 Illuminating scope, (I'm not sure about the exact name, as I bought it a while ago), and when I try to zero it, I only sometimes make a clicking noise when I turn the knob. I have to press in the knob to hear that noise and often when I push in the know it makes it hard to turn. Does the scope still adjust if there is no clicking noise?
Hello Henry Rosenberg, we would like to apologize for any inconvenience this issue has caused you.
All customer service inquiries are handled through our official Customer Service page at www.leapers.com/service.php or Phone: 734-542-1500.
We cannot handle customer service inquiries directly through TH-cam.
All of our optics’ have a limited lifetime warranty so please contact the service team so that we can help resolve this issue for you. Thank you for your patience and understanding. We look forward to hearing from you soon! Best Regards,The Leapers/UTG Team
The background noise is quite a distraction to some. I think it may be from PTSD keeping the ears picking up every sound. Some make similar comments below videos. Hope you omit it in future vids, and thanks for this one.
Thank you for your feedback, we will take this into consideration the next time around!
I have the 3-9x scope, should I need to turn to 9x to zeroing? or I can turn to any 'x' that I like to zeroing?
InfinitySniper Zero at the distance and power (x) you plan use most often.
Zeroing at a higher power will grant you more precision. More important is to
zero at the distance that you plan on shooting at most often.
Yep
when you look at the arrows on the knob, think, "move bullet" right/left or "move bullet" up/down... you're changing point of impact, not the reticle itself.
Спасибо за вашу работу 👍🏼✌🏼️🇷🇺
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Im new to the scope world, I am having a difficult time sighting this in at 25 yards. I use the technique in the vid to shoot then wherever the hole move the cross hairs to where the hole is. The problem is that I run out of turns before i even get close to hole. What am I doing wrong?
TheMobster450 did you ever resolve this issue I’m having the same problem right now
Hello I purchased a scope 4x16x50 and I'm having trouble sighting it in, to be honest the torrents are reversed in that you turn it up it goes down. You turn left it goes right. Is this just a misprint or can I get a replacement ?
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I run out of elevation before I can zero it. It is 2 inches low at 35 yards. I have already centered the scope. When I center it with the mirror technique, i have to turn the elevation all the way down.
+ShinkleGunDog We would like to apologize for any inconvenience this issue may have caused you. Please submit a customer service inquiry through our official Customer Service page at www.leapers.com/service.php. We will get back to you as soon as possible to try and help resolve this issue. Thank you for your patience and understanding. We look forward to hearing from you soon! Best Regards, The Leapers/UTG Team
ShinkleGunDog did you ever fix it having the same problem?
I am sad. My leapers 3-9x32 is dead :(
I bought a UTG 3x9x32 Bugbuster. This is an Excellent scope. I use it on an AR in .458 Socom. However; I did all the math and you need to throw away that common core BS card that comes with it. Their not real mils. Apparently someone at UTG seems to think mils have something to do with metrics. THEY DO NOT ! REAL Mil-Dots are true angular science though, as real mils math will spit out an answer in whatever unit you put in it as range or size. Example: Using REAL Mils, If you put in a goat that is 2 fingers high and do the math it will tell you the range in how many fingers that goat is away from you. Okay, rant over. This UTG scope's reticle amounts to one Mil-Dot represents 4 inches @ 100 yds, 8 " @ 200, 12" @ 300, 16" @ 400, ect... 1/2 Mil is 2" @100, 1/4 Mil is 1 inch @100 and so on. Now go have fun without that confusing F-ing card.
This is not scope operator manual. This is how to zero the scope.
"Operators Manual" is the name of our instructional video series.
Hello infectedbear95, we would like to apologize for any inconvenience this issue has caused you. All customer service inquiries are handled through our official Customer Service page at (Email: office@leapers.com or Phone: 734-542-1500 . All of our optics’ have a limited lifetime warranty so please contact the service team so that we can help resolve this issue for you. Thank you for your patience and understanding. We look forward to hearing from you soon!
Best Regards,
The Leapers/UTG Team
Hey TheMobster450, This could be caused by a few different issues. In order to better serve our customers, all customer service inquiries are handled through our official Customer Service page. Please find the URL in the video description. Please submit a form and we will contact you asap, or you may call the service team at (734) 542-1500. Here we will be able to get more detailed information and resolve the issue. We look forward to hearing from you soon!
Best Regards,
The Leapers/UTG Team
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Hi Thomas, do contact online using our form for further assistance as the previous link was no longer in use. www.leapers.com/contact
For further assistance please feel free to contact our customer service department.
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