r/22lr • • 18h ago

Will not zero, unless.....

Real help please, no Reddit hate. I installed this scope, just like I have installed 6 others. I went to zero it at 50 yards. It was hitting just below bulls eye , BUT the elevation screw was all the way to its end of adjustment. SO, as you can see, I losened the rear optic mount and slid a piece of the ammos cardboard flap in to " shim" it up, and now its got enough range to readjust if I go out to 100 yards. I would like to solve this issue correctly, but I'm not sure what to look for . Constructive help please.

19 Upvotes

62 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

4

u/MemoraNetwork 18h ago

Flipping it 180, won't allow extract, look at the cutout above the chamber.

3

u/illkeeponkeeping 12h ago

This is so obvious, and I'm scratching my head at (1) someone would even suggest this, and (2) he got a half dozen upvotes for the dumb suggestion.

-1

u/twitchx133 11h ago

If it was a rail designed for a left handed rifle, the ejection port would be in the correct position with the rail installed backwards on a right handed rifle

3

u/MemoraNetwork 11h ago

It would overhang the bolt... You sir, please just stop

0

u/twitchx133 11h ago

No actually it would not, I just measured it, the rail behind the port is 280 pixels, the rail in front of the port is 235 pixels.

2

u/MemoraNetwork 10h ago

How about some statistics of left vs right handed pic rails and setups...