I have a Leupold scope and it was not adjusting properly out of the box. Phoned Leupold and they told me to turn the windage all the way to one outer limit and then count the clicks as you turn it back to the opposite limit, then turn it to the middle (half the counted clicks) and do the same for elevation. When I centred the recital adjustment within the scope, I was about 3 inches out at 100 yards and zeroed it. But the adjustment functioned perfectly and has done so ever since. It also holds zero. I really can't explain that, but I have heard that sometimes a new scope can be a bit sticky in terms of adjustment, not that the scope is bad. By the way, Leupold told me if that does not work, I could send it back and they would replace it, but it did work. Love the scope!

Excellent video, as always!

Thanks for the information!

As usual Richard your analysis of peoples probs are spot on, i shoot a lot of F Class and concur fully with all you have said in the video. Nice of you to share your knowledge with people who are learning and may not yet understand some of the things happening to them. Good info as usual.

Thanks a lot for your videos !!! They are just great!!! Love theme. I record them and watch them in the plane or metro. Thanks a lot for what you do.

Great info Thank You . . .

Good points, especially about the spin direction of the bullet when shooting in a crosswind. I'd never really given that much thought, good bit of advice. Thanks for sharing your insights!

Good info. thanks

Good video as always

Am so glad you covered this...in such eloquence. I've tryed b4 n didn't make the point well at all. Atmospheric conditions seem to change zero some to a lot. Pressure humidity wind and altitude all such factor in. More so as distance increases right

Well Done, thank you

I love watching your vids Richard they are always informative but you explain it in plain old English nothing technical just straight to the point....

Holy shit never even thought of that, where is your book Richard?

Very good. Thank you. I subscribed. Im looking for parallax ideas vs the adjustable distance scopes. Analytical and pragmatic and tryingbto learn.😎

There's also coriolis effects at ELR distances when changing bearing, right? There's also a "Charlie tarac" periscope you can check out that adds verticle range to any scope.

firdt class as all ways richard . very iteresting .

Can you please review zeiss conquest v6 2.5-15x56 with asv turret?

I've shot comps out to 600 yards and never noticed this! I guess it's because on a range I didn't need to shoot 180° detail, and being an exposed range the wind was fairly constant. Much more relevant to the tactical shooter or long range hunter I'm sure but good to know.

Also Coriolis effect has a big play in said spinning 180 degrees

Just common sense, great video

Man, all the stuff in that car...candyland 😋😋😋

Top of the bullet spinning to the right, therefore, bottom spinning to the left, you'd think they'd cancel each other out but it doesn't work that way. Have you had any experience with IOR's warranty repair service? I have heard some dreadful stories and our local dealer gave up with them altogether (about 10 years ago), hopefully, like their scopes, they have improved!

I like to zero a scope at an indoor range at 100 yards. If any issues or concerns can go back to indoor range as I have established a benchmark for zero already.

Off topic somewhat but I'd like to know about the eyepiece extensions you use. Thanks

top notch aS ALWAYS

Hi Richard! I have a question regarding my Recon scope. Is it normal that the elevation turret is not level to the lines on the "drum" under/inside it? I can understand and accept that with cheap scopes but this is supposed to be a quality scope. Kind regards Marcus Josefsson

I noticed some interesting bipods in your motor. How about talking about what you use and why. Thanks.

Depending on caliber and twist rate, spin drift is only worth about 1/4 moa or 1” at 400yrd.

Spindrift, my friend is the flying foam driven off the crests of breaking waves in a high wind.

Ohhhhhh! Them bluttie scopes!! Oy!

So on a different note. Argh can't find delta Stryker in Texas or USA yet. But y'all across the pond have access to the lil fellers. So if I send you a stack of £ reckon you would procure 1 n post it to me??? If only it were that easy eh.....