Scale problem in my telescaope...

[uari888]

Hello guys i have rifle its range and all the other parts is doing good work during the fire but i am not satisfy to the rifle telescope some time when i set the target and watch the location of the target some time it get close and some time far away.Where is the problem is my telescope?

 

[ORD]

Hello guys i have rifle its range and all the other parts is doing good work during the fire but i am not satisfy to the rifle telescope some time when i set the target and watch the location of the target some time it get close and some time far away.Where is the problem is my telescope?

OK. Well...it appears that English is NOT your first language. Where are you from? Try filling out your profile and that may help tremendously with other members here trying to assist you, especially if it may be easier for some here to communicate with you in your first language (we have members here from all over the world and many who are fluent in multiple languages).

As it stands now...I have ZERO idea what the heck you are saying is "wrong" with your scope other than it seems that sometimes you get setup on target, adjust your scope accordingly and sometimes you hit your target and other times you are way off target. That about sum it up?

As with all things relating to optics, first ensure that your scope base is properly mounted/attached to the rifle, including that the screws are torqued down to the proper setting per the manufacturer's instructions. Next, ensure that your scope rings are also properly attached to your scope base (again...per the manufacturer's specifications). Next, ensure that your scope is properly mounted in your rings, including leveling it, as well as torquing the ring cap screws down properly. Once all that is done, there are various methods for ensuring that your scope's adjustments are what they should be and that nothing is awry with the scope internally (try running a search of the Hide for "box test" and follow the methods prescribed in more detail in those threads which should give you a better idea if its your scope or other factors causing/contributing to your accuracy woes).

Hope that helps. Again...welcome to the Hide.