How To Zero An EOTech Holographic Sight (HD)

Published on October 23, 2013
Duration: 4:17

This guide details the process of zeroing an EOTech holographic sight, as demonstrated by Mrgunsngear. It covers initial setup, making adjustments using the sight's dials, and confirming the zero. The instruction emphasizes a steady shooting platform and understanding how adjustments affect the point of impact, recommending specific zeroing distances for AR-pattern rifles.

Quick Summary

To zero an EOTech holographic sight, start with a stable shooting platform and initial shots at 25 meters. Analyze the group and make adjustments by turning the sight's screws clockwise to move the point of impact down (elevation) and right (windage), with each click typically being 0.5 MOA. Confirm adjustments and fine-tune for a centered group, considering a 50 or 100-meter zero for AR-15 rifles.

Chapters

  1. 00:19Introduction to Zeroing
  2. 00:35Setup and Initial Shots
  3. 01:20Target Analysis
  4. 01:44Making Adjustments
  5. 02:25Confirmation and Final Zero
  6. 02:55Zeroing Distance Recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the first step in zeroing an EOTech holographic sight?

Begin by ensuring a stable shooting platform, such as a shooting rest or bag, and confirm that the firearm's barrel does not touch the rest. If you have previously zeroed iron sights, co-witness them with the red dot for an initial alignment.

How do you make adjustments on an EOTech holographic sight like the 553 (SU-231/PEQ)?

Clockwise rotation of the adjustment screws on the EOTech sight moves the point of impact down for elevation and to the right for windage. Each click typically adjusts 0.5 MOA.

What is a recommended zeroing distance for AR-pattern rifles using a holographic sight?

For general use on AR-pattern rifles, a 50-meter or 100-meter zero is commonly recommended after you have successfully confirmed your initial zero at closer distances like 25 meters.

What are the key specifications for the EOTech 553 (SU-231/PEQ) sight?

The EOTech 553 (SU-231/PEQ) uses 2x CR123 batteries and features a 1 MOA dot within a 65 MOA ring reticle. It also utilizes dual A.R.M.S. throw levers for mounting.

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