Hey all
I'm new here, I have been a life long shooter, but just recently started hunting out west and shooting longer range. I bought a factory refurbished Swaro Z5 3.5-18 44mm scope and mounted it to my Cooper 52 Excalibur in 6.5x284. I used Talley lightweight rand had my smith to do the install and bore sighing, so I am pretty confident there wasn't an installation error.
I took the rifle to the range to zero my scope and set up the turret. I was on paper with the first shot and the rifle is shooting under .5 groups at 100 yards. I noticed that the adjustments didn't seem right when I was getting it to zero, but the range was really packed and I forgot to count my total clicks needed and how far off it was to 1/4 click MOA, but I know it was off. I got the rifle zeroed at 100 and went home. Today I go to set up the turret using the information on Swarovski's website and sure enough, I only have enough elevation to get me to 300 yards.
I don't think I messed any part of the process up along the way and I am assuming there is still an unfixed issue with the scope, but I wanted to check and see if there is something obvious I am missing? Thanks everyone.
I'm new here, I have been a life long shooter, but just recently started hunting out west and shooting longer range. I bought a factory refurbished Swaro Z5 3.5-18 44mm scope and mounted it to my Cooper 52 Excalibur in 6.5x284. I used Talley lightweight rand had my smith to do the install and bore sighing, so I am pretty confident there wasn't an installation error.
I took the rifle to the range to zero my scope and set up the turret. I was on paper with the first shot and the rifle is shooting under .5 groups at 100 yards. I noticed that the adjustments didn't seem right when I was getting it to zero, but the range was really packed and I forgot to count my total clicks needed and how far off it was to 1/4 click MOA, but I know it was off. I got the rifle zeroed at 100 and went home. Today I go to set up the turret using the information on Swarovski's website and sure enough, I only have enough elevation to get me to 300 yards.
I don't think I messed any part of the process up along the way and I am assuming there is still an unfixed issue with the scope, but I wanted to check and see if there is something obvious I am missing? Thanks everyone.