It’s easy to get turned confused, at least for me. I like to pull my bolt and line up the barrel with the target looking through it. Then, without moving the rifle, adjudt the turrets until the crosshairs are on the same target. Saves sight in ammo.
I do a boresight the same way before I ever hit the range. Use a small/distinct object as an aiming point, pull your bolt, center it in the barrel looking down through it, then move the crosshairs to be centered on it as well. Then when you go to the range, you’ll at least be on paper at 100 yards. I’ve done this traditional boresight method for decades and it never fails to get me on paper.
So you guys think a guy that owns an AI rifle doesn’t know which way to turn the turrets to make the correct adjustments?….
