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June 8th, 2010, 09:01 | #1 |
how do I sight a red dot?
Yes im back with another question, quick background for people that may flame/troll: I am under age yes, But I do not use my gun outside of my basement, or to shoot people, I got it to shoot targets thinking it might help be get better at shooting, as I am with the air cadets, and we shoot "air rifles" and compete against other cadets. I got the airsoft gun(M4A1) thinking it might help me, seeing as it was less costly then an air rifle. I will not use the gun for any "backyard" airsoft. As I am interested in playing once i turn 16-18 depending on the people I meet, and dont want a bad name before I start.
Ok so here's my question. I have a red dot sight that came with my M4A1, i had to take it off to clean my gun up, was getting dusty, and somthing was stuck on the rail were the red dot sight was. after taking it off and putting it back on, it wassent shooting like it was before(wich is expected seeing as its moved) How do I sight in a red dot sight, I'm only shooting at a 5m range, and a small square target(sticky) If any one could link me some tuts, or maybe post how to that would be great! -Cpgop |
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June 8th, 2010, 09:15 | #2 |
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Just an FYI, a red dot is not a sniper scope, and will never be truly sighted in. Having said that. It should have adjustment screws on it just like a scope...they might be under plastic protectors. More likely you need to adjust your hop-up (if your M4 has one)
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June 8th, 2010, 09:16 | #3 |
Official ASC Bladesmith
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Two knobs, one side one top. Unscrew those, under should be a slotted screw head with turn diections. Aim at a spot and shoot, you'll see where they land. Adjust as you need, turning the knobs a few clicks in the direction you want your impact point to move.
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June 8th, 2010, 09:17 | #4 |
Ok I will try the screw's, along with the hop-up thanks.
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June 8th, 2010, 09:26 | #5 |
Official ASC Bladesmith
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Just set your hop up a bit. Since you are only shooting at a 20ft distance, hop up only serves to keep the bbs from rolling out the barrel. Sight it in first, then if you decide to shoot outside at distances longer than 50ft, adjust the hop up as needed, and rezero if you have to.
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