I'm so old, it's never clear. I forgot what the video was about, but I can't find my glasses. One day you whipper snappers will wake up and realize that you're old.
@@mrarivv0007 that’s not always true, old age affects all of us differently. Genetics can be weird and complex. Unfortunately you can work out all your life and spend all your time outside and you might still get osteoporosis, arthritis and alzheimers. It’s one of the sad truths about our world
@The Punisher get lasik surgery. There's solutions to genetic disorders, you just want people to feel sorry for you not being in shape. There is no excuse.
While I appreciate these type vids, it never ceases to amaze me at how many people don’t know the most basic of things. Like to read the instructions that come with your scope.
Don't forget to establish proper cheek weld, close your eyes for 30 seconds, open them and adjust your diopter within 3-5 seconds. Your eye will adjust when the reticle is slightly out of focus, and it takes about 3-5 seconds for it to do it. So, cheek weld, then close your eyes for 30 seconds, then open eyes and quickly adjust it. Close your eyes for 30 seconds again, open them and check that is immediately in focus. If it's not, but clears up in a few seconds, do it all over again until it is immediately in focus the instant you open your eyes.
I’ll add the reason for a muscularly relaxed stock weld,resting the entire weight of head over stock comb, is to anchor sight alignment and thus prevent sight misalignment, which is angular error that increases with distance.
That hard to do when my eyes adjust like shit when I’m not wearing my glasses😂 it’s not even the fact they have bad vision by. I just adjust really fucking slowly without glasses
Not really. He forgot one of the most important parts. Letting your eye relax and keep closing your eye and re checking. Your eye will strain and bring it into focus if you don’t do this.
It's amazing how people figure this stuff out (like creating scopes and the complex mathematics and sciences and physics that go into making the reticle, etc...), And then the people who can calculate the windage and elevation, turning marksmanship into an science 🔭
I’m glad he said clear blue sky and didn’t mention anything about the sun. I worked technical support for a scope manufacturer and the call I had was “Why can’t I see anything when I look at the sun and it’s harder to see afterwards? What’s wrong with this scope?” There are people who would look at the sun unfortunately.
@Elon Pusk The root of pubic is pubis. Pubis; either half of or referring to the pelvis. The pelvis contains gentiles, hips, buttocks, and connects the lower abdomen with the legs. So, by definition, they are not pubic hairs. Though, seeing as how both regions tend to have more wire like type hair compared to the rest of the body. I can see how an individual with a low IQ or little to no education might confuse them. I can also see an individual who lacks the genetic trait to grow facial hair could find themselves jealous enough to make such a stretched accusation.
Just read the manual that comes with the scope. It will tell you exactly what you need to do for this, and explain the holds built into the reticle if present.
Important to remember that the background must be something like the sky or a wall that you won’t have a tendency to focus on and secondly make sure that you only look through the scope for a few seconds at a time. It seems like more of a hassle but if you just look through the scope and make adjustments indefinitely without getting off the scope your eye will naturally focus the reticle by adjusting itself. That’s not what you want. You want the reticle in focus without your eye having to put in any of the work for it. This prevents your eye from getting tired if you stay on the scope for a while.
It’s an old photography principal; to get a good landscape photo, you want to back off of your infinite focus setting just enough, relative to the speed (of the lens) or how much light is entering the lens.
Got GP therapy today. 1 gal milk jugs; 500 yards. Wind crossing at 12-15 mph. M14, peep sights. Checked zero on a 24” X 24” square. 5 rounds 5 jugs. I’m 73
Because he’s using a first focal plane scope and by going into such a low power magnification what looks like an in focus reticle, because it’s so small and fine. Can actually still be out of focus when zoomed/ mag’d in.
@@cr2shootingsolutions Thank you. For a moment I thought I was doing it backward. Both my scopes are 2nd focal plane. But this is great to know because my new scope is FFP.
i finally realized why my daisy scope wasn’t zeroing correctly. Up and right were switched, only way i found out was by sitting the gun up and watching the way it went cuz it was pissin me off. What a world
I have a damaged right eye. It’s REALLY nearsighted, but so is the left one, anyway. However, when I adjust my scope to see, with glasses or without, it is razor sharp. My reticle is good for that, too. Nice and sharp. Any advice on that second adjustment? I just acquired another boltcaster that the reticle is blurry in that eye. Any suggestions for that?
Nearsighted means an advantage in shooting sports. It’s easier to maintain focus on reticle or front sight, so you have a better understanding for where the barrel is pointed. Plus, with focus on sight follow through permits calling your shots which means shooter/target analysis to improve string of fire in progress.
"-and while your bipod is still fully extended, if you see any suspicious balloons that could be adrift on your property, feel free to pop a hole through them" 😂😂😂
But if you do it this way, you never have to adjust it again until your eyes change or if your stock isn’t set up properly and your eye relief changes between positions.
Well, I go through similar problems I always deal with the fog, my scope tends to fog I open it up every time just to clean it with a fucking wipe. I think my scopes busted not really sure still new to this.
Cheap ammo is extremely inconsistent. If you want something cheap (but will be expensive up front) buy reloading equipment and books. My grandfather who used 30.06 before Covid costed $1 per round. Reloaded costed him 22 cents each.
Am I the only one that the reticle is clear no matter what? The diopter just seems to zoom into the reticle a tiny bit, but it never gets any clearer or blurrier.
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I'm so old, it's never clear. I forgot what the video was about, but I can't find my glasses. One day you whipper snappers will wake up and realize that you're old.
Take care of your health and you won't have to worry about that. Eating whatever you want and laying around makes being old a tough time.
@@mrarivv0007 that’s not always true, old age affects all of us differently. Genetics can be weird and complex. Unfortunately you can work out all your life and spend all your time outside and you might still get osteoporosis, arthritis and alzheimers. It’s one of the sad truths about our world
I'm turning 23 and I'm at that scary realization phase I'm hitting my peak
@@mrarivv0007 I'm not even old and my eyes are fucked.
What gives
@The Punisher get lasik surgery. There's solutions to genetic disorders, you just want people to feel sorry for you not being in shape. There is no excuse.
While I appreciate these type vids, it never ceases to amaze me at how many people don’t know the most basic of things. Like to read the instructions that come with your scope.
Some people learn better with a video. Not everyone can read and comprehend.
They come with instructions? 😅
Don't forget to establish proper cheek weld, close your eyes for 30 seconds, open them and adjust your diopter within 3-5 seconds. Your eye will adjust when the reticle is slightly out of focus, and it takes about 3-5 seconds for it to do it. So, cheek weld, then close your eyes for 30 seconds, then open eyes and quickly adjust it. Close your eyes for 30 seconds again, open them and check that is immediately in focus. If it's not, but clears up in a few seconds, do it all over again until it is immediately in focus the instant you open your eyes.
I came into the comments to add this exact advice, but you already got it covered. Nice job. Thanks.
I’ll add the reason for a muscularly relaxed stock weld,resting the entire weight of head over stock comb, is to anchor sight alignment and thus prevent sight misalignment, which is angular error that increases with distance.
Was going to say exactly the same!
That hard to do when my eyes adjust like shit when I’m not wearing my glasses😂 it’s not even the fact they have bad vision by. I just adjust really fucking slowly without glasses
So you just keep opening your eyes and closing them? Isn’t there supposed to be some sort of adjustment?
Literally the most useful Short I've seen this week😂
Short, simple and clear explanation. Good job 👍
JJ from CT.
he said adjust your knob. ~insert beavis and butthead laughing~
NIIIIICCCE!!!!!!!!!
Another quality short from MDT 🤘🏽🏆
Not really. He forgot one of the most important parts. Letting your eye relax and keep closing your eye and re checking. Your eye will strain and bring it into focus if you don’t do this.
Point it at the sun so you can see the crosshair even better *pro tip*
He said, "Look up into the vlear blue sky.....and not into the sun.
@@katashi222 wasn't saying he said that. I was saying to do that. It's fun
Only if you want to burn your eye out!
God damn it Beaver, you and katashi there must be fun at parties 🤦
I'm legally blind now . Thanks to you .
Simple, clear, concise, immensely helpful. Love it! 🍻
Thanks for the great info !
Thanks. That is a great video. I will watch for more of your tips
Man, that was so satisfying to watch, thanks for the tip 💪😁👍
More than 10 years i do shooting just now i notice this tutorial, thanks sir👍🤘
great tip...I learned something new
Great for those who don’t read manuals
Sounds like a spell lmao
"Why's it work?"
"I unno god"
💀
Thanks. Never thought doing that
I'm getting better every day, thanks for the tip! I don't own a rifle but it's always good to know what things do :)
You're very welcome!
Keep that scope 40 years or so and get real good with it. All those little details never mattered because we never knew we needed them!😂
This is a great channel. ❤
Thank you for watching!
Thanks
Thank you
I'm pretty new to shooting and this vid just helped me!!!
Subbed, Thank you sir!
Wow! This really works. I'm just getting into long range shooting so don't hate on me too much lol
It is that 'infinite' sky that promotes a telecentric reticle focus.
That stash is majestic as the clear blue sky...
Thank you!
great info..usable info..magnificent info
I believe this young Man is a GREAT asset to MDT & our shooting community - Thanks fer sharing your wealth of knowledge Sir.
Great tip! A lot of people just throw a scope on and adjust their head to the scope.
It's amazing how people figure this stuff out (like creating scopes and the complex mathematics and sciences and physics that go into making the reticle, etc...), And then the people who can calculate the windage and elevation, turning marksmanship into an science 🔭
Great video thanks 👍
I’m glad he said clear blue sky and didn’t mention anything about the sun.
I worked technical support for a scope manufacturer and the call I had was “Why can’t I see anything when I look at the sun and it’s harder to see afterwards? What’s wrong with this scope?”
There are people who would look at the sun unfortunately.
this is super helpful
I’ve never had to do this or even knew about this but I’ve never had a nice scope but always have worked for me.
I usually point the scope at the sun to get a more clear image of the reticle
Good advice. Also, number 1, make sight alignment consistent since inconsistent sight alignment produces angular error which increases with distance.
You just made your focal distance the sky.
Holy crap. That is sweet
You're the man Andy
my grandfather still uses a Mosin for hunting.
🤷 rifle is fine
sorry for the question
That stash is something else brother.
that ain't a "stash" that's a messy pubic face mess
@Elon Pusk The root of pubic is pubis. Pubis; either half of or referring to the pelvis. The pelvis contains gentiles, hips, buttocks, and connects the lower abdomen with the legs.
So, by definition, they are not pubic hairs. Though, seeing as how both regions tend to have more wire like type hair compared to the rest of the body. I can see how an individual with a low IQ or little to no education might confuse them. I can also see an individual who lacks the genetic trait to grow facial hair could find themselves jealous enough to make such a stretched accusation.
So glad you say Re Ti Cle and not Rect Tickle. 😁
I need to save this for when I get one 😅
Ok that gets a like
Cheers dude
Let me get this straight, blurry, fix clear, make blurry, shoot every silhouette visible , Got it!!! Just kidding
Just read the manual that comes with the scope. It will tell you exactly what you need to do for this, and explain the holds built into the reticle if present.
I painted my lunchbox metallic purple and gunmetal grey, standard decals. N metallic purple wheels. She's a beaut.
Helpful. 👍🏿👍🏾👍🏽👍🏼👍👍🏻🇺🇸
Nice, never knew. Now when I get a higher power scope, I'll know!
Listen to this guy. He's got a tactical face bush
I wanna see him try to eat with that food filter under his nose.
a face mop
Not new to guns but new to using scopes, very helpful detail!
Funny, Pieter Milan from Impact Shooting ( also a MDT Pro Shooter ) recommended using the highest power settings.
Important to remember that the background must be something like the sky or a wall that you won’t have a tendency to focus on and secondly make sure that you only look through the scope for a few seconds at a time. It seems like more of a hassle but if you just look through the scope and make adjustments indefinitely without getting off the scope your eye will naturally focus the reticle by adjusting itself. That’s not what you want. You want the reticle in focus without your eye having to put in any of the work for it. This prevents your eye from getting tired if you stay on the scope for a while.
KOOL AND THANKS
I have a second focal plane scope. This technique works the same on first focal and second focal plane scopes.
Yes
It’s an old photography principal; to get a good landscape photo, you want to back off of your infinite focus setting just enough, relative to the speed (of the lens) or how much light is entering the lens.
Got GP therapy today. 1 gal milk jugs; 500 yards. Wind crossing at 12-15 mph. M14, peep sights. Checked zero on a 24” X 24” square. 5 rounds 5 jugs. I’m 73
10 power white paper Infront of scope is how I clear up my eye focus
Why on the lowest power? I kinda understand why parallax is set in infinity but why not high power?
Generally do this at the highest magnification. Not the lowest
Why would it matter either way?
Because he’s using a first focal plane scope and by going into such a low power magnification what looks like an in focus reticle, because it’s so small and fine. Can actually still be out of focus when zoomed/ mag’d in.
@@cr2shootingsolutions Thank you. For a moment I thought I was doing it backward. Both my scopes are 2nd focal plane. But this is great to know because my new scope is FFP.
I have always struggled with this. 👍🏻
very useful
Learned this when I was 11 or 12 ? Started out with a youth model 243
Adjust your focus for a clear reticle adjust the AO or parallax for a clear picture of what you are aiming at
i finally realized why my daisy scope wasn’t zeroing correctly. Up and right were switched, only way i found out was by sitting the gun up and watching the way it went cuz it was pissin me off. What a world
I don't have a scope but great job with your explanation it seems like you care about your craft
The passengers in that plane you're aiming at
Man's repping that Yosemite Sam moustache
Why do you need your parallax set to infinity? Just wondering 🤔
Jees lads, that's lesson 1 on day 1 of owning a scope.
I was following until adjust it until its blurry then clear then blurry the other way then right in between blurry and clear
Don't forget to adjust it in the middle of the blurry spots.....
@28Deelay no no he was very clear it was right between the blurry and the clear after you make it blurry the other way
Holy crap, that was worth its weight.....
Nice
I have a damaged right eye. It’s REALLY nearsighted, but so is the left one, anyway.
However, when I adjust my scope to see, with glasses or without, it is razor sharp.
My reticle is good for that, too.
Nice and sharp.
Any advice on that second adjustment?
I just acquired another boltcaster that the reticle is blurry in that eye.
Any suggestions for that?
Nearsighted means an advantage in shooting sports. It’s easier to maintain focus on reticle or front sight, so you have a better understanding for where the barrel is pointed. Plus, with focus on sight follow through permits calling your shots which means shooter/target analysis to improve string of fire in progress.
Sweet gun
Ever wonder why your reticle is blurry? Adjust it!
"-and while your bipod is still fully extended, if you see any suspicious balloons that could be adrift on your property, feel free to pop a hole through them" 😂😂😂
What's parallax? All I have is windage, elevation, and magnification.
That's one way.
Another way is sight on target, adjust your focus, then your parallax to sharpen up your reticle.
But if you do it this way, you never have to adjust it again until your eyes change or if your stock isn’t set up properly and your eye relief changes between positions.
@@thopkins2271 I suppose. I've done the sky focus method and still needed to adjust parallax.
“Your gona extend your bipod, look up to the clear blue skeayh and send it”
Actually best explanation of that.
So what's the deal when you do that but changing magnification blurs out the reticle?
Thanks. Why on lower mag?
All I saw was blurry to blurrier. Them, blurrier to blurry. The reticle was clear, but what would I be shooting at.
What scope is that? I use Burris and don't do excessively long range target practice. Nothing more than 500 yards.
Eating soup must be a chore with that mustache
Well, I go through similar problems I always deal with the fog, my scope tends to fog I open it up every time just to clean it with a fucking wipe. I think my scopes busted not really sure still new to this.
This also works with a thin white piece of paper in front of scope.
i adjust mine on mid range magnification. Then it is clear and easier to see.
Thank you. I just won an argument.
I miss my targets because I buy cheap ammo……
I have to try this.
Good looking out.
Uhhhh this won't fix cheap ammo
Cheap ammo is extremely inconsistent. If you want something cheap (but will be expensive up front) buy reloading equipment and books.
My grandfather who used 30.06 before Covid costed $1 per round. Reloaded costed him 22 cents each.
Never knew this could even happen
Mine goes blurry at distance but 400 and in is clear. I think my eye is focusing on the wrong thing making it go blurry🤷♂️
Def make sure there’s no Sun where you point it at the sky😊
Am I the only one that the reticle is clear no matter what? The diopter just seems to zoom into the reticle a tiny bit, but it never gets any clearer or blurrier.
What about shadow? How do you get rid of that?
I didnt understood what do I do after taking the parallax to infinty.
Chuck Norris exits chat.
He doesn’t need a scope. He sees you from here.
What is that gun? Is it a custom fix?