How to 'box' your Scope 

Excellent demonstration Vin 👌

Interesting info , cheers mr vin

Hi Vin', I've never thought about doing that, but it makes perfect sense & is also an Indication of how good (or bad) the ratchets on the turrets have been M/c'd., as well as checking for Cant. (which seems to have become the source of a bit of Schoolboy amusement, which I like, & maybe helps build the community.) 😎😎😎

Nice one vin gonna give that one a go if it ever stops raining

Interesting Vin, I haven’t seen that before. I’ll give that a try 👍🏻

Good shooting and thanks for passing on your knowledge. I learned so much in this video then almost everyone else’s youtube videos combined 👍😆. I hope besides me, a lot of others are really appreciating your channel. I am extremely glad your channel isn’t another product pusher of junk. Like so many other youtubers who don’t care about the quality of our sport/hobby. All they are after is getting free products and making a quick buck ☹️ I think the poorly made springers being showcased on other channels will give most inexperienced people a bad first impression and they will quickly write off springers. And move to PCP.

Interesting, never seen this before, thanks vin

Great info and a demonstration of skill 👍🏼

Bang on my friend 😁 Thanks for a great video 👍

The only cant on my scope is me 😊

Some sunshine a last! Well explained and executed Vin thank you.

Good morning Vin, Thankyou for another good video

Great demo Vin. Very nicely explained.

I’m going to have to try that, thanks Vin, that’s very interesting 👍

Well explained..

Not seen that before Vin, very interesting and informative thanks for that.👍

Great demo for scope testing. Spring rifles are notoriously hard on scopes and sometimes internals shake loose, depending on the quality and age of the scope the turret adjustments may not be as repeatable as you would hope for. Ideally turrets should be at or somewhere close to the middle of their adjustment range (scope optically centred) but in reality to achieve zero this is often not the case. Something to bear in mind when zeroing is that crosshairs may settle ie the first shot you take after having turned the turret adjuster may not fully represent the adjustment and several shots are needed to see the effect of each adjustment. If you encounter difficulty with groups inexplicably opening up, before fighting with turret adjustments it's important to check your stock screws and scope mounts are properly tightened. I'm sure I'm not the only one who has been caught out by this and left scratching my head only to discover stock screws working loose (on more than one occasion). Don't over tighten the screws holding the scope tube though as doing so can potentially dent it.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge it is most helpful. 👍🏻

Excellent demonstration of a great check on your scope set up. It also shows you what scopes you need to bin! Once again a great video. Cheers Steve

Thanks Vin, I'll definitely be trying that one myself. New JTS Airacuda Max .22 pcp , with a Konus Pro 3-x40 scope, looking forward to getting all set up.

Thanks vin a good explanation and an interesting video worth checking out.👍👍

Well you learn something every day, very interesting.

Great video. Cheers

I've seen it done with grid paper to track the shots but great demo, thanks.

nothing wrong with that scope or the gun , the shooter meh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 just pulling your leg mate excellent example of a box test and a very good way to test your equipment . with a little bit of maths you can calculate your mil dots at different zoom settings with a second focal plane scope using your shots to measure if you want to on the same target for that range

Nice demo.

Hi Vin, the scope & goodies arrived safe today - I've sent you 2 or 3 pic's (all pretty much same mind) Thanks again buddy. 💎💎💎

Great video Vin.

Nice one vin📦

Interesting little practice

hello vince , i did do the box test without actual shooting . but wit a scope mounted on a rail and sturdy in a vice . to go round the box and end at the start if the tracking is ok or not ,before mounting on a gun and waist no ammo if the scope is a bad one . taht shooting was not bad . also a good thing 👍👍

Maybe do a Vid' re "Shimming" the scope rings buddy, should you run out of clicks, I had to do this on the Vulcan because of the "High Profile" mounts I needed, to clear the height of the front end of the 3-9 X 50, and being able to swap the scope to a different gun without having to buy another set of Mounts. I also have a Victory, .22 CP2 (CO2) Rifle/Pistol Combo so let's just say for instance, I only had the one scope & mount to use between the 2 guns??

The thing that gets me is on some scopes they have a mil dot ret and mis matched Moa turrets

Ok Vin. What rifle and scope you using. Forgive me if you said and I missed it