cowitness and lower 1/3 co witness

[Mick-Boy]

Hoser and The Great Kazoo speak good sense. This isn't rocket surgery. Don't over complicate it. For god's sake get someone familar with the AR to take you out to the range a couple of times. Multiple people explaining physical processes online leads to more confusion than it solves. Go to the range, zero the optic, stop messing with it, shoot.

[Joe_K]

Damn double post...must... have... coffee.

[Joe_K]

#2 get someone to go out (besides ML) who already assisted. Bringing their rifle with RD & buis so he can see how one that's on paper / sighted in is

I didn't really have time to help him as I was in the middle of setting up for a handgun class. I also didn't have my AR with me that day to show him what a lower 1/3rd looks like. Next time your out at the range give me a heads up Hackman and I can work with you.

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[Great-Kazoo]

I didn't really have time to help him as I was in the middle of setting up for a handgun class. I also didn't have my AR with me that day to show him what a lower 1/3rd looks like. Next time your out at the range give me a heads up Hackman and I can work with you.

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That's what i was referencing. You having to work and not actually dedicate a lot of time to help the op.

[Joe_K]

Gotcha.

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[Delfuego]

For god's sake get someone familar with the AR to take you out to the range a couple of times.

This is great advice. Mick knows his stuff.

You may look into going to the Bristlecone Range if you don't have have a friend with skills. RW is an instructor there and could sort you out quickly and competently. I have seen him (and helped him) sight in many rifles over the years.