11-11-2011, 10:03 PM
I recently got a LaRue LT 158 cantilever scope mount for the Grendel. After I mounted it up and got everything torqued down, it worked great.
I took the LaRue mount and scope off to move my iron sights and re-zero them.
The LaRue mounts have a good reputation for repeatability, i.e. when you take the mount off and put it back on, it holds zero pretty well.
Well, I put it back on and figured that I'd find out if the reputation holds water when I checked the zero.
I had some 100 yard targets set up at 200 yards, so I dialed it in on the scope and took a shot to see how much I'd need to adjust the zero.
I looked through the spotting scope and busted out laughing, see the picture below.
No re-zero necessary! I couldn't do this before I took the mount off. Heck, I couldn't do this again in a million years. It has to be the shooting equivalent of a dumb luck hole-in-one.
![[Image: hole-in-one-small.png]](http://i670.photobucket.com/albums/vv69/rfincher1/hole-in-one-small.png)
I thought you guys might get a kick out of this.
RR
I took the LaRue mount and scope off to move my iron sights and re-zero them.
The LaRue mounts have a good reputation for repeatability, i.e. when you take the mount off and put it back on, it holds zero pretty well.
Well, I put it back on and figured that I'd find out if the reputation holds water when I checked the zero.
I had some 100 yard targets set up at 200 yards, so I dialed it in on the scope and took a shot to see how much I'd need to adjust the zero.
I looked through the spotting scope and busted out laughing, see the picture below.
No re-zero necessary! I couldn't do this before I took the mount off. Heck, I couldn't do this again in a million years. It has to be the shooting equivalent of a dumb luck hole-in-one.
I thought you guys might get a kick out of this.
RR