Daisy scope 4x15 manual

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Also, shoot a few shots, and pick out the center of the group before moving the crosshairs. If your shots are all over the target, the scope is probably not mounted tight enough in the rings, or the ring bases are not mounted tight enough to the rifle.

Final note, you need to make sure you are using a scope designed for air rifles. Air rifles recoil in a different manner, they actually jerk forward a little bit, or at least piston driven ones do, while most rifles recoil backward. The scope will have some internal parts shake loose if you put an air rifle scope on a rimfire firearm, or if oyu put a rimfire scope on an air rifle. If you don't have a vise, rest the gun as securely as you can on a picnic table, etc.

Pump the gun as many times as you plan to when you're shooting 10 times for hunting, etc. Use pellets; they are much more accurate.

Shoot 3 or 4 times to get a good idea of your point of impact. Adjust your elevation first. Usually the elevation adjustment screw will be labeled up or down, but if not, clockwise is usually up. Once you get your groups centered vertically, then proceed to adjust windage.

Clockwise usually adjusts your point of impact to the right. Be careful not to bump your scope or you will have to start all over. These little scopes aren't very durable.

Make sure all scope screws are tight before you start. Cheap scopes usually are crap and don't adjust correctly. Start at 10yds and shoot a paper target say 3 times and adjust. Repeat until bulls-eye. Read the manual for number of clicks for elevation and side to side adjustment.

If that does nor work go get a better scope. I have heard bad things about these scopes. In the real world of rifles a Read up on the brands and spend at least 50 bucks on one. The easiest way to do it is to pump and load the gun, and then clamp the gun in a vice or similar device so it can't move. Place a target at about ft away and then fire the gun.