New to me FS2000 (need help sighting in)

The 12 o'clock position screw handles the elevation change and the 3 o'clock screw handles the windage change. By how much? I have no idea. I had to approximate mine when I zeroed mine in. As in turn the screw 1/2-turn and the point of impact moved so many inches at 25-yds.

Thanks. hopefully it wont take much

Start at about 10-yds. Otherwise the scope may be off so much that at 25-yds the point of impact could be off the paper.

Dial it dead on at 10-yds, that way you don't have to worry about windage. Then you can adjust elevation for whichever range you want to zero the gun for.

Ever think of using a bore sight laser? Makes initial zero fast & easy, unfortunately however it needs to be done in early morning or late evening to see the dot even at 25 yds.

Big Muddy said:

Ever think of using a bore sight laser? Makes initial zero fast & easy, unfortunately however it needs to be done in early morning or late evening to see the dot even at 25 yds.

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Indoor ranges are often 20-25yards. Could be a good start.

I have an indoor range close to me that is 100 yards. I sighted it in at 25 to get it started then moved it out to 50 which was pretty much perfect for my purposes w/ this carbine. Learned the hard way to use the "adverse" setting w/ bulk American Eagle .223 . I do wonder if there is any downside to using the "adverse" setting often.

Now to sight in the PS90!

Thanks for all the help and advice y'all!