I've already responded to this video Once before.nice video good information but you don't show how to put the pointer on and what that actually does with the little bubble level
Hey Gary! Sorry for the delay in responding. Holidays have been busy. Opps! I did overlook that technique and detail. When installing the pointer holder/bubble level, you will want to make absolutely certain the scope is level with the bore of the gun. I use a scope leveler made by EXD Engineering. It's called a vertical reticle instrument. This is highly recommended by Joe. By making sure the scope is perfectly level and installing the bubble level as a visual reference to make sure the gun is level, you are a whole lot less likely to miss your longer shots as a result of canting the gun. There are several Google search articles explaining the effects of canting the gun and what happens when you do. After the scope is installed and level, I install the bubble level/pointer holder. The pointer, of course is intended to reference the hold-over on your parallax wheel to make your shot accurately and you want to make sure the end of the pointer that is closest to the wheel is not too close as to impede the rotation of the parallax wheel. Hope this helps explain the hows and whys of installing the pointer bubble level and I have made a note to do a video on this subject after the first of the year. Thanks for "pointing" (pun) this out to me and thanks for supporting JD's custom design.
Nice video I just bought 4 wheels from JD he was very nice and spent a good amount of time with me on the phone
Your ideas are great! You need to script your video as you jump all over the place for a neophyte. THis is a about precision so be precise!
Great video thanks. I just got off the phone with JD hes making me one for my athlon argos scope. For field and target
excellent
I've already responded to this video Once before.nice video good information but you don't show how to put the pointer on and what that actually does with the little bubble level
Hey Gary! Sorry for the delay in responding. Holidays have been busy.
Opps! I did overlook that technique and detail.
When installing the pointer holder/bubble level, you will want to make absolutely certain the scope is level with the bore of the gun.
I use a scope leveler made by EXD Engineering. It's called a vertical reticle instrument. This is highly recommended by Joe. By making sure the scope is perfectly level and installing the bubble level as a visual reference to make sure the gun is level, you are a whole lot less likely to miss your longer shots as a result of canting the gun.
There are several Google search articles explaining the effects of canting the gun and what happens when you do.
After the scope is installed and level, I install the bubble level/pointer holder. The pointer, of course is intended to reference the hold-over on your parallax wheel to make your shot accurately and you want to make sure the end of the pointer that is closest to the wheel is not too close as to impede the rotation of the parallax wheel.
Hope this helps explain the hows and whys of installing the pointer bubble level and I have made a note to do a video on this subject after the first of the year.
Thanks for "pointing" (pun) this out to me and thanks for supporting JD's custom design.