The power and convenience of thermal scopes have undoubtedly changed the face of nighttime hunting. As a hunter or tactical enthusiast, you understand the importance of having accurate targeting for a successful outing. That's where it comes in - we are passionate about providing you with the knowledge and equipment to ensure the ultimate sighting-in experience. In this article, we will share with you valuable information and practical steps on how to sight a thermal rifle scope for your nighttime hunting or tactical missions.
Understand Your Target Audience: The first step in mastering thermal scope sighting is comprehending the needs and preferences of your target audience. By knowing the types of animals or targets, you usually encounter, you can pinpoint specific features or functionalities you'll require. Whether it's coyotes in Texas or feral hogs in Mississippi, ATN CORP has the expertise and industry experience to guide you in choosing the right thermal scope for your needs.
Select the Appropriate Thermal Scope: Once you have identified your audience, the next step is selecting the right thermal scope for your requirements. There are numerous options in the market with varying features and capabilities. It's essential to do thorough research, read reviews, and seek advice from professionals like the experts at ATN CORP, thus ensuring you get the perfect model for your needs.
Gear Up and Prepare for Sighting: Before you start the actual process of sighting in your thermal scope, make sure you have all the right equipment and suitable environment. Set up a solid rest to lock your rifle, and use a proper backstop that safely absorbs your shots. Don't forget to check your state's and local restrictions or guidelines for using thermal scopes for hunting.
Align The Scope with Your Firearm's Iron Sight or Aiming Point: If using a thermal scope for the first time, start by aligning it with your firearm's iron sight or aiming point. Ensure that the thermal scope is mounted securely on your rifle and that the reticle is well-centered.
Boresight and Zero Your Thermal Scope: One of the most critical steps when using a thermal scope is boresighting, which helps you align the firearm's bore (barrel) with your aiming or sight point. Boresighting allows you to get a preliminary indication of your rifle's accuracy, and ATN CORP offers various boresighting tools and accessories. After boresighting, proceed to zero your scope by adjusting windage and elevation knobs according to your preferred range, style of shooting, and ammunition used.
Test Shoot and Fine-Tune Your Adjustments: The final step is test shooting and fine-tuning your scope adjustments. Fire a series of shots at your desired range using a stable rest, aiming at very specific points to minimize inaccuracies. Observe the hit location concerning your aiming point, and adjust the windage and elevation knobs accordingly.
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