Thread: RUN AWAY DEER

No you gota track those bullet holes around after day scope sited in.

Originally Posted by Trout

No you gota track those bullet holes around after day scope sited in.

I think Brian means that if you put that scope onto another rifle it should be still lined up for the thermal so you would just have to sight the scope in.

Originally Posted by Tahr

I think Brian means that if you put that scope onto another rifle it should be still lined up for the thermal so you would just have to sight the scope in.

No. This thread was started because Trout did exactly that and the error was in order of 20moa. If you resight the day scope then you have to recalibrate the clip.

Originally Posted by sneeze

No. This thread was started because Trout did exactly that and the error was in order of 20moa. If you resight the day scope then you have to recalibrate the clip.

Wilco. Ive gone back to the 1st post and I see that.

And you said this in post #4: So when you changed to the new rifle I assume you used the same scope and you had to adjust it to get it on zero? The clip on indexes off the outside of the scope bell. When you resighted the day scope for the new rifle you change the position of the reticle in reference to the bell. That being the case you will have to zero the clip on to the new reticle position.