bore sight near Yukon

[Double_tap]

My wife bought me a scope for my 7mag that I got from a fellow OSA member. I was hoping someone would not mind bore sighting it for me. I normally would just buy one but with Christmas almost here and things being tight this year it is really not justified spending.

Thanks and Merry Christmas!

 

[MoBoost]

Set it solid, pull the bolt, aim through the bore like a peep-sight at 30 yards - adjust scope accordingly. Done.

 

[7stw]

Yeah I'm up by piedmont pm me with a phone num or email and I'd be glad to help you out.

 

[Erick]

The gentleman at Banner Gun Club does it for $10 I think.

 

[thaHooligan]

like moboost said. i would never pay anyone or spend money on a bore sight for a bolt gun. its not really that necessary. i usually put a piece of duct tape or a sticker or something on the tree in my yard and put the gun in my sightvise in the garage. look through the barrel and get the tape/sticker in the middle then move the crosshairs to it. then ill take it in the field and shoot at 50yds and adjust accordingly, then move back to 100yds for final adjustments. for 1/4" click scope at 50 yards it takes 8 clicks per inch. i did this for my nephews new gun a few months ago. bore sighted it in the yard, shot the first shot at 50yds, adjusted the scope as stated, moved back to 100yds and hit bullseye. 2 shots and it was dead on.

 

[Double_tap]

Thanks for the replies, 7stw is going to hook me up.

 

[zseese]

Just to throw a reminder out there, Academy does it for free...

 

[oneof79]

Harry at Canadian Ranges has a sign somewhere that says he charges 5 bucks for bore sighting riflescopes. I have never seen him charge anyone a dime. Plus then you get to walk outside and test it out.

 

[ssgrock3]

Just to throw a reminder out there, Academy does it for free...

this is an easy option