Reply With QuoteIt's where one end of your Zero you shoot either left or right then the other end passed your zero you shoot in the opposite direction.
Kev
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crossover ?
could some one explain to me what crossover is ?
please.
Fireman Sam
It's where one end of your Zero you shoot either left or right then the other end passed your zero you shoot in the opposite direction.
Kev
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To expand on Kev's note
Caused by misalignment of the scope and barrel. It's caused by mounts not being aligned or barrel being knocked out of true.
Simple check is to shoot a group at 20, 40, 50 yards and check. problem of course is wind - are you getting x over or wind?
If you do it indoors - I have access to 30 yards - the danger is that you get parallax error and so doing 15 and 30 yards needs to be carried out with a somewhat carefull eye.
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re aligne your scopes cross hairs IIRC. it means at the moment your crosshair is either not straight or in making it straight are twisting the gun IIRC ps could all be wrong tho
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Unless you have adjustable mounts, the best way round it is to zero for windage as far away as possible. The worst effect is then at the end of the muzzle and will be out by the amount that the scope is misaligned to the bore - i.e. not very much.
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