It’s a good idea to shoot at a horizontal and vertical line on your target rather than a circle for the very fine adjustments. Like using 1/2” wide blue painters tape. The idea is to hit the line, anywhere on the line. Then get the vertical line and shoot until you have hit it multiple times. This will get you plenty close to begin working on marks like the 20 and 60 most sought companies use to get the correct sighting tape. Never assume anything is right with just one sighting in session- check it at least one more time. We all know we shoot better or worse on any given day.
It’s a good idea to shoot at a horizontal and vertical line on your target rather than a circle for the very fine adjustments. Like using 1/2” wide blue painters tape. The idea is to hit the line, anywhere on the line. Then get the vertical line and shoot until you have hit it multiple times. This will get you plenty close to begin working on marks like the 20 and 60 most sought companies use to get the correct sighting tape. Never assume anything is right with just one sighting in session- check it at least one more time. We all know we shoot better or worse on any given day.
Yessir , I have done that multiple times ! This was just for beginners at a very basic level. I will do a more detailed one when I get my 2024 sight!