bsa scope how do i adjust it.
08-22-2009, 02:02 PM
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bsa scope how do i adjust it.
When i bought my ruger 10/22 gander mounted and bore sights a bsa rim fire 3x9 scope. When i shot it i noticed it was off alittle low to the right. I can not find my box and was wondering which way to turn it to adjust it from the bottom right up and to the left alittle. DO i just turn it left if i want to go left.
08-22-2009, 04:36 PM
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ok, directions to sight in a bsa scope....
first, remove the scope from the gun.
next, dig a deep hole.
now, throw the scope in the hole and fill it back up.
This will probably be as good as it gets for that scope.
but in all seriousness, I think most BSA's are marked with arrows? but just do like 13point said and you should be good. It might hold up well for you without much recoil, but dont put it on a big gun, you'll wish you hadnt!!
-Jake
first, remove the scope from the gun.
next, dig a deep hole.
now, throw the scope in the hole and fill it back up.
This will probably be as good as it gets for that scope.
but in all seriousness, I think most BSA's are marked with arrows? but just do like 13point said and you should be good. It might hold up well for you without much recoil, but dont put it on a big gun, you'll wish you hadnt!!
-Jake
08-23-2009, 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Bocajnala
ok, directions to sight in a bsa scope....
first, remove the scope from the gun.
next, dig a deep hole.
now, throw the scope in the hole and fill it back up.
This will probably be as good as it gets for that scope.
but in all seriousness, I think most BSA's are marked with arrows? but just do like 13point said and you should be good. It might hold up well for you without much recoil, but dont put it on a big gun, you'll wish you hadnt!!
-Jake
first, remove the scope from the gun.
next, dig a deep hole.
now, throw the scope in the hole and fill it back up.
This will probably be as good as it gets for that scope.
but in all seriousness, I think most BSA's are marked with arrows? but just do like 13point said and you should be good. It might hold up well for you without much recoil, but dont put it on a big gun, you'll wish you hadnt!!
-Jake
BSA= Been Screwed Again
08-23-2009, 08:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Bocajnala 
ok, directions to sight in a bsa scope....
first, remove the scope from the gun.
next, dig a deep hole.
now, throw the scope in the hole and fill it back up.
ok, directions to sight in a bsa scope....
first, remove the scope from the gun.
next, dig a deep hole.
now, throw the scope in the hole and fill it back up.
