Good video as always, my PSL-54 isn't zeroed in like I'd want it to be either I'm shooting high and too the left of my point or aim I'm wondering if so of my issues would be because I'm a bigger person and those rifles have a smaller length of pull to them than I'm used to on my hunting rifles
Jason, I'm not a small person for sure but I had to add the AK grenade launching pad to the buttstock to get something I could work with for the length of pull. The PSL's scope is setting to the side slightly off center so you definitely need to true it out at distance. I like to zero at 300 yards with my rifles to do this. I think the British usually used 400 yards to do their No4's. Three hundred yards is far enough to true the windage it but not have the wind mess with you to bad. Set the turrets for 3 and windage for 0 and then shoot your other ranges and gather dope for your other ranges.
Good video as always, my PSL-54 isn't zeroed in like I'd want it to be either I'm shooting high and too the left of my point or aim I'm wondering if so of my issues would be because I'm a bigger person and those rifles have a smaller length of pull to them than I'm used to on my hunting rifles
Jason, I'm not a small person for sure but I had to add the AK grenade launching pad to the buttstock to get something I could work with for the length of pull. The PSL's scope is setting to the side slightly off center so you definitely need to true it out at distance. I like to zero at 300 yards with my rifles to do this. I think the British usually used 400 yards to do their No4's. Three hundred yards is far enough to true the windage it but not have the wind mess with you to bad. Set the turrets for 3 and windage for 0 and then shoot your other ranges and gather dope for your other ranges.
I need to install a KNS piston on mine. Seems heavy grain is more accurate.
Savage, I would agree. The Yugo 182gr has been great in mine.
How do I get on the list to shoot in one of your Vintage Rifle Matches?
Send me an email James.a.lacy@gmail.com