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After further reflection, I'm not sure the smacking or hitting was necessary, but it didn't hurt. My initial fear of over adjusting and approaching the limits of the scope were my main concern. The manual warns about doing this and it was also Pawpaw's concern with his when he first went to sight his in. It seems that when Trijicon says they have set these scopes in the middle of the adjustment range before leaving the factory, that if this is true, they have an incredible range that can be adjusted.

AndyC wrote:Sighting in the AR's Acog 4x sight - first 3 at the bottom-right, then 2 shots for fine-tuning to the left of that.

Moved the Vortex Sparc II 1x red-dot that was originally on the AR over to my AK. Those sight-ins are in the middle (first group was way off) - the 5 shot-group at the top was with my suppressor.

All shots done at 25 yards.

AndyC wrote:Sighting in the AR's Acog 4x sight - first 3 at the bottom-right, then 2 shots for fine-tuning to the left of that.

Moved the Vortex Sparc II 1x red-dot that was originally on the AR over to my AK. Those sight-ins are in the middle (first group was way off) - the 5 shot-group at the top was with my suppressor.

All shots done at 25 yards.

Very cool Andy. What yardage marker on the ACOG were you using for 25y? I can't wait to get back out with mine on the 100y line.

Sweet!

AndyC wrote:I was using the 300 yd pointer; I'll tighten it up as needed once I get to a 100+ yd range.

That's also my plan. I may not be able to get back out again for at least two weeks minimum. Spring time is busy with H-dubs softball schedule and work.