How to zero a sight: Watch our latest Boresight video

This guide explains how to properly zero a rifle optic, whether it's a red dot or a scope. It emphasizes the importance of accuracy and covers common zero distances like 50 yards, while demonstrating how to achieve this using a 25-yard indoor range target. The process involves firing shots, calculating adjustments based on the optic's click value (MOA or Mil), and making incremental changes until the point of impact matches the point of aim. The video also touches on using specific targets designed for extended zeroing at shorter distances and the importance of consulting optic manuals.

This video demonstrates the fastest method for sighting in a rifle using a Tactical Elite Laser Bore Sight, significantly reducing ammunition waste. The instructor, identified as a firearms influencer, shows how to align the optic with the laser dot before firing a live round, confirming the zero. The technique is presented as a practical solution for new and experienced shooters alike.

Jeff Gonzales, President of Trident Concepts, provides an expert guide to rifle zeroing. He emphasizes selecting an appropriate zero distance, using stable support for shooting, and consistently evaluating shot groups to make precise optic adjustments. Regular zero confirmation is crucial for maintaining accuracy.

This guide explains the essential steps for zeroing a rifle, emphasizing the importance of boresighting before live fire. It details how to make initial scope adjustments, take precise shots, and use reticle measurements (MOA/Mil) to correct for elevation and windage. The process highlights understanding scope turrets and reticle subtensions for accurate zeroing, ultimately saving ammunition and ensuring safe shooting practices.

This video provides a reaction and analysis of basic marksmanship training for Air Force reservists, focusing on zeroing procedures and shooting fundamentals. The instructor highlights the importance of battle sight zeroing for effective engagement at distance and critiques common errors, such as nose placement touching the charging handle, which can negatively impact accuracy and follow-through. The analysis also touches on proper grip techniques and factors affecting overall marksmanship.

This guide details the procedure for zeroing a new red dot sight on a firearm, applicable to both handguns and rifles. It emphasizes starting at close range (approx. 7 yards) to establish a baseline group, then progressively moving to longer distances (20-25 yards for handguns, longer for rifles) while making windage and elevation adjustments. The technique involves controlled trigger press and understanding how different ammunition can affect point of impact.

This video defines the modern Minuteman as a responsible armed citizen prepared to defend their way of life and fight tyranny. It details essential gear, emphasizing a versatile rifle setup with magnification, suppressors for hearing protection and signature reduction, reliable illumination, and a quality sling. The discussion extends to force multipliers like medical kits, communication devices, rangefinders, and advanced optics, stressing the importance of skills, physical fitness, and building a trusted network.

This guide details the operation of the M3 Grease Gun, drawing on Jerry Miculek's demonstration. It covers historical context, mechanical operation including the side charging handle and dust cover safety, and the characteristics of its full-auto fire, emphasizing its controllable rate of fire and minimal recoil. Miculek, a renowned firearms expert, highlights the firearm's simple yet effective design.

This guide details the assembly of a custom .300 Blackout AR pistol, emphasizing its compact nature for concealed carry and truck gun applications. Key components include an LMT lower, VLTOR MUR upper, 8.5-inch barrel, SB Tactical SBA3 brace, and a Law Tactical folding adapter for reduced footprint. The build highlights efficient component selection for a reliable, portable firearm.

This video provides an expert overview of Taran Tactical Innovations (TTI) modified Glock pistols, including the G43 Carry Master, G19 Combat Master, G17 Combat Master, and G34 Combat Master. The presentation highlights custom features such as enhanced triggers, slide work, magazine extensions, specialized coatings, and optic mounting systems, emphasizing their performance benefits for competitive shooting and high-stakes scenarios. The insights are delivered with high authority from a representative of Big Daddy Unlimited.