Rifle scope zeroing is the process of aligning the reticle of a rifle scope with the point of impact of the bullet. This is essential for accurate shooting, as it ensures that the bullet will hit where the shooter is aiming. There are a number of different methods for zeroing a rifle scope, but the most common is the boresighting method.
To boresight a rifle scope, you will need a boresighter, which is a tool that inserts into the barrel of the rifle and projects a laser beam. The laser beam will indicate where the bullet will hit at a given distance. You can then adjust the scope’s reticle until it is aligned with the laser beam. Once the scope is boresighted, you can fine-tune the zero by shooting at a target at a known distance and making small adjustments to the scope’s reticle as needed.
