How Do You Sight In A Deer Rifle?
When you use your sight in your rifle in hunting a deer, you might find it difficult at first. Your prey could move any second while you’re aiming at it. You don’t have to worry, because there are always ways on how to adjust your sight perfectly and use it like a pro. The most preferred way of making sure you have the right setup for your sight is by boresighting the rifle. Boresighting is a way of pre-aligning the sights to make the scope or the metallic sights more accurate. If you are using a bolt action type of rifle, you could remove the bolt so that you could begin aligning the scope. Make sure your rifle is placed on a solid surface and that the target is at least 25 yards away from you. Look through the rifle’s bore and make the target centered at the end of it. Check the alignment of the metallic sight or scope with the target. We need to make the lines of the sight and of the bore as close as possible. You could also try adjusting the sight to its exact same point of impact:
