Of all the "how to zero in your sights", this is the best and easiest to understand and follow for us dummies. Thank you very much.

As a beginner this was just what I was looking for, many thanks.

That was an uncomplicated straight forward lesson in how to zero a rifle. Brilliant!

Adjustments are to move the point of impact to the target aimed. Makes a difference for up and down for the beginner.

Probably the most straightforward and simplistic tutorial for someone with no experience. Excellent!

Thanks a bunch!!! great information for the "beginner" with a scope. I've personally always used iron sights on my 308 rifle. Now that I'm at an age where I need a scope I'll be taking this information with me to the range to dial in my new scope. Thanks again for helping me to understand better as a beginner scope user.

Great explanation another good tip to add is dont forget to loosen the screws and set the turret to your true zero mark so it's easy to find zero again after making MOA adjustments

THIS IS THE BEST BEGINNER SCOPE LESSON ON YOUTUBE, THAT I HAVE BEEN ABLE TO FIND! IT IS THE ONLY VIDEO THAT ACTUALLY

I was looking out my bathroom window with my scope. My wife asked me what I was doing? I said I’m adjusting my scope. She said just pour some in the top an gargle it

Don't forget which direction you actually turn the knob. Going left, you actually turn the windage to the right.

Thanks for this vid my friend, but maybe you are interested in a much easier way to sight in your scope. In theory you need only ONE pellet with this method. What you need is a rifle stand or a setup where the rifle stays on target when you turn the turrets. It goes as follows: Position your target at 25/50/75/100 yards, what ever distance you want to zero at. Then place your rifle in a stand or contraption and aim for the center of the target and shoot. The pellet will punch a hole somewhere. You know can use this hole to zero in your scope. Keep your scope pointed at the center of the target and make sure the rifle doesn't move when you do this final step, while looking through the scope, turn the turrets until the reticle is exactly over the hole that the first pellet made. That's it! Now your scope is spot on. The next shot at the center of the target will be spot on. Sometimes there is some fine tuning needed, but with a good quality scope, that's really all there is to it ;-)