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  1. Bore sight

    I agree with all of the above. Yes, you do need to shoot the firearm after you bore sight it however you are comfortable and confident with. I did leave out “not”in my post above. Why would you not shoot it after bore sighting the firearm.

  2. Bore sight

    What would be the point of bore sighting and re-zeroing your scope if you are going to shoot the rifle.

  3. Bore sight

    Good information from above. I would like to add, if it’s a used scope, you might have to re-zero the scope itself. I have run out of adjustment and re- zeroed used scopes. Usually for me, it’s elevation. Rarely windage.
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