i got my new rifle aint done shooting for ages

and my scope is away out so i set it by turning the windage thing on the top and it sorted it a lil but its still off target, i cant turn it anymore coz it just comes out, is their anything else i can do

cheers


and also anyone ever used the logun s-16 is it good it looks good, im saving up for it and thanks

 

Hi Moses,

Cant help you on the scope but my mate ordered the logon today,comes tommorrow so we will see what its like.Got the gun,bag,bipod,pump,scope and cant remember what else for £500 notes,which i didn't think was bad.

Paul

 

thats excellent mate and i know where he bought it from their is only one dealer who is pi55ing other dealers of and its j ramsbottom and i think he is cool


normally all this kit will be 650 to 750 and he is selling the kit for 499 and i will be getting it from him too

u should read the reviews its committed bunny genocide

 

You wouldn't!!??

 

lol not that cute rabbit i mean the wild rabbit and hares only for food mate im against killing for the fun of it just for a meal i will hunt

 

 

Is your scope fitted properly? It might be badly mounted in which case it will be "out" and difficult to align.
If you're unsure take it back to the dealer.
Alcazar

 

If your scope is misaligned in the mounts then you can use spacers or crude bits of cardboard to lean it left or right i.e. if you need to move it more to the left then put a spacer to the right of the scope on the front mount.

That said, if its decent kit you should not be getting this problem. Take mounts and scope off first and make sure you put them back on straight.

Simon.

 

alcazar and p1 cheers guys

i phoned the local gun guy for help and he told me i need shims or something cut it out of the coca cola tin and fit it under the scope just like what u mean p1


mate its ok as in straight but its low not on target so i need to lift it up a lil so where do i out the shims coz their aint any space

cheers

 

If your scope is aiming low then you need to put the shims underneath the scope on the front mount to raise its elevation. Unless your scope has an enormous tube you should be ok to fit a couple in. Do them one at a time as even a small shim will make a big diff.

Problem with this setup is that the scope will continue to increase with distance as your are moving the scope instead of the reticule. You either have a naff scope or duff mounts. Decent mounts are £40 (I use Theoben Dampa Single Piece Mounts).

Simon.

 

thanks mate , the scope is made in china a budget one that explains it


cheers dude