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Originally Posted by jake1945
"Old School" method is best. It's what I've done for decades. I align the bore on an object at approx. 50 yards then adjust the scope to that object. Simple! Laser sighters are really inaccurate.
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Using a laser is never anything except a starting point. Especially if you have a powerful scope just getting close to zero can be a problem. I use a laser to get my scopes close and then use the traditional method to zero after that. I've never seen any scope that was truly zeroed from just using a bore laser. Distance, power of the particular bullet you're using, and other factors come into play. The "only" way to get a scope zeroed is to use the old fashioned method if you want to shoot accurate.