So I'm not exactly new to shooting, but this current ar is the one I've had my hands in sighting it in... I'm a bit unpracticed, but I'm trying to get to where I can go shoot on the regular. (gotta re-stockpile some ammo)
That being said, I took this new gun to the range for it's 2nd run. M&P sport II with fancy dress... Vortex strikefire II.
Since some idiot had gotten ahold of the adjustment knobs, I had the range guy bore sight it before going out on the range. Only 2 of the 3 shots landed on paper.
I managed to adjust it in ok, but man he had it way off, like upper left not even on the target print side of the paper... But here's the paper where I was walking it in, 3 shots, check, adjust, repeat.
This one, the holes at the bottom left were actually from the other side of the paper, where their boresight put it... But this was again 3-4 shots, check, adjust, repeat. I got smart on this one and started numbering them... lol #5 was using the iron sights... I think I've got that corrected for the most part, since I've gotten back home, er, well it's at least lined up with the dot better.
This was round 3....
and Round 4. I was fairly confident I had it sighted where I wanted it and picked up the pace, and it shows, I think. Also I wasn't pulling the target back in every 3-4 shots, I was coming to the end of my range time, and was just running thru some ammo... up to 160 rounds thru it so far... lol
Oh the 3 up towards the top of the target were intentional, I wanted a different point of aim, to see where it was not at the orange splotch.
So, now I've got the dot where it needs to be, am I correct in saying I'm pulling my shots on the hurry? Any other tips on how to improve in addition to just more practice?
TIA