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May 16th, 2006, 16:20 | #1 |
Scope "zero" setting
Thanks guys for your help on my last post. Here i would like to learn how to do the scope "zero" setting for PSG-1. Thanks for all.
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May 16th, 2006, 16:25 | #2 | |
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May 16th, 2006, 16:30 | #3 |
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You want to zero your scope?
Easy, find a range, about 100feets long with no wind and good lighting. Aim at a target and ajust your scope to where the BBs hit. Should take less than 30 shots to do. To do so, you have to turn the screws inside the ajustement turrets on the scope. If you have a POS replica scope, don't expect much.
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May 17th, 2006, 06:33 | #4 |
Thanks, but it seems like after set the scope to "zero". I have to take off the screws of the adjusement turrets, and then set the turrets to its "zero dial". Is that right? cheers
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May 17th, 2006, 07:26 | #5 |
No...
First, adjust the hopup so it's perfect. You want the best trajectory before you even try to fix the scope. If your scope is better than the piece of crap the PSG-1 comes with... Find a target at least 20-30 meters away. Rest the gun on a solid surface. Take aim and try groups of 5 shots. Adjust the scope's elevation and windage screws to match where most of the BBs go. That's it. The 'zero' on the set screws is not the 'zero' we're talking about. If your scope is the one the PSG-1 came with, expect problems. They are of very poor quality. If this is not working for you, you'll have to find local help. |
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