Like the subject says... Every gun range has a week turn around...located in Fort Worth ... 817-823-8939

I did three today what kind of rifle is it

Bring the ammo and meet me at Alpine.

It's pretty easy to do.

fonzie are you trolling?

Sorry was away from my phone for a bit... It's a Remington 770 30-06... Had a buddy who said "I know how easy" well he know the concept but that's about it..

So you don't know how to either?

you tube is your friend

I'll do it if you want to make the drive.

I don't get it.

Pull the bolt and bore sight it first. That'll help with shoulder pain the next day.

Fonzie, bottom line is, if you are going to be a rifle owner, its imperative that you learn to sight your own rifles in. If it's your very first rifle, I get it. But I don't think that's the case here. Plus, its kind of a man card violation...

Tff I hear you... Yes first rifle... I'd rather have someone who KNOWS what they are doing and me watch and learn...

Simple. JG stepped up. I suggest you go buy a case of his favorite and head north.

Ok, totally different ballgame. I've just seen you posting for a while and assumed you just never learned to do it. My apologies.

No "man card violation" there. Not everybody knows how to sight one in, and it's best to learn how through instruction.

I think the fellows who offered to meet him at the range have the right idea. - That's how I learned how to sight in and adjust a scope, a buddy went to the range with me and showed me how he did it with just a few rounds.

Watching YouTube is OK I guess, but it's not as much fun as learning with a friend.

What ever's cold and on sale for this project.

You'll leave knowing how to do it and with a zeroed rifle.

I think there was somebody offering to meet at the range that had a new radar chrono. That person could probably show you

If you're learning, I would take firemanjg's offer to heart. I've known plenty of very experienced hunters and shooters in my life that didn't understand some of the basic principles of sighting a rifle. It is not the same as practicing with your chosen rifle.

Having someone sight a rifle for you because you know nothing about firearms is like having someone start up a car so you can get behind the wheel and drive with no prior experience.

As already suggested, best to find a good mentor who can share his/her knowledge with you.

I woukd also suggest signing up for a local TPWD Hunter Education (classroom taught) training course. The course workbook alone includes lots of basic information on firearms.

if your in the Ft Hood area I can take you the the range let you use a bench rest or you can be like the soldiers and fire off sand bags I wont fire the gun for you that is your job but I will teach you the basic fundamentals of shooting and how to zero your weapon I thought Privets at ft gordon and i had soldiers who i had to teach to shot cease when i got them they sucked every week for Segarts time we went to the rang I would jack up there zeroes the smart ones learn how to battle site zero there gun with out going to the rang wich was the point with out telling them i have been out of the army for almost 3 years and have the worlds shitiest memory and i can still remember my battle sight zero on the m4 will it be perfect it sold if not it will get you were you need to be but thats an other gun I thought all them to zero agog my kids to zero the rifles this year i know they are all off moving from GA they slid my guns that were all wrapped in the same box dont a one-story flit of stars and let the box smack in the the wall because it was 2 heavy o i had my oldest son for the rest time zero every thing at 100 i know he gold do it even thought i aways did it. but oneway I wont be here and if he doest learn from me then who is he going to learn from its nothing to be embossed about most of use can tell you how to zero your gun while on the phone with you at the rang so if you are down this way i dont work and i can get you on the range for free we can cover the basics of shooting dime drills then move to zeroing from a seated fix position we can even go over several different sooting positions from unsorted to supported kneeling seated brown stating spotted and un supported the more you practice the better you will be i would buy a shott rest i just have a 45$ remington its not expansive but it hold the gun steady if you do buy one look for won with some weight to take some of the recoil the gun when you shoot all the guys who use the rang are or were military and you can pick up some trick of shooting they you may like and use I am sure you can pm any one hear and they would be willing to help you our or send me a pm with your number I wold be more then happy thet is a range just out side waco that would be closer for you if you wanted to meet there i dont believe in doing thing like this for some one but i will be right there making sure you do it right and answer and questions you may have I may not remember how to read but i keeps a lot of things that took motor skills and then I had to take the AIT Students every 2 weeks out to the rang at Ft Goron they were not your tactical soldiers these were the supper smart kids they work on starlight repair and some other high speed stage these were the kids that that got straight As and were in there 20's playing magic card out side my office most did not know who to shoot after a few weeks the improved so much they stuck me with it as an extra duty

Thank you for all the offers... I'm meeting a guy at the range I a few day after all this mess passes over... Never done any hunting with a rifle (yes I've shot them but only at the range) all my hunting had been done with two cur dogs a bull dog and a buck knife... Just this year I got permission to hunt deer on a place on graham... Needless to say I'm jumping on the opportunity... I have allot to learn and I'm aware of that.. Thanks again for the help offered...

Good luck to ya and hope they get you on track!! Should be a fun time learning something new. good luck on your hunt as well.

Fonzie I'm in a similar situation and I'm also in Fort Worth. I would be interested to know who/where you are doing this with and how it goes. I'm looking for someone to site in 2 rifles. Elk Castle told me they bore sight then the rest is up to me. On Target's website says they will "assist" you but you really have to do it yourself. Alpine's website says they have "complete sight-in services" so I'm gonna give them a call. I'm kinda surprised it's so difficult to find a full-service place that will do this. These are my first rifles also also and I simply don't have the time or energy to figure it out right now. I can't justify taking off work to do it myself.