Gun sight zero checking device
OwnerWallace E. Johnsoninventor
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A device is disclosed which enables a scoped firearm owner to determine whether a scope has lost zero due to being moved or hit. A blank cartridge form is attached to a second scope by a bracket. To use, the rifle is first sighted in, then the blank cartridge form is inserted to the rifle chamber and the device is rotated around the chamber until a stop device protruding from the bracket touches the rifle scope. The rifle is then placed in a firm rest with the crosshairs of the rifle scope centered on a target at a known distance and the second scope then adjusted to indicate the same aiming point. If the owner is later unsure whether the scope has lost zero, a target can be set up at the same distance, the device again mounted to the rifle, and the two scopes viewed to determine whether the same impact point is indicated. If it is not, the rifle scope can then be adjusted to the spot indicated by the device scope.
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