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Better Accuracy
Rifle Scope Adjustment - Three Rifle Scope Adjustments to Help Achieve Better Accuracy
Rifle scopes come in various sizes, each having its own unique layout fitted for your shooting or hunting needs. There are three rifle scope adjustments will help you achieve a higher level of accuracy. Variable power, wind, elevation, and parallax adjustment. These four adjustments, when used correctly will make for optimum precision shooting.
Parallax adjustments-parallax adjustment knobs, also known as side focus knobs are usually included on tactical rifle scopes. Parallax is used to adjust and focus on a target at various distances. To adjust your parallax, setting simply turn the parallax compensation knob to the appropriate distance or until the target and reticle are both in focus. Not only does this make your target and reticle crystal clear, it also greatly reduces aiming errors.
Elevation adjustments-elevation or vertical adjustment jobs are often located on the top side of the rifle scope. The standard rifle scope comes with 1/4 minutes of angle adjustments. Be sure to use a proper zero or site in target that accommodates 1/4 minutes of angle adjustments. When used with the appropriate target, one rule of thumb is, one box equals one click. Shoot three rounds downrange, and count the number of boxes and adjust your elevation to the appropriate number of clicks.
Wind adjustments-just like elevation adjustments windage adjustments usually come in 1/4 minutes of angle adjustments. Using the appropriate quarter minute angle zero targets, shoot three rounds downrange and adjust accordingly. Remember with most quarter minute angle targets one box equals one click. Repeat until three consecutive rounds hit center mass of your zero target.
Remember these three techniques when sighting in your scope. You will be efficient when zeroing and will be able to zero many other scopes in little to no time.
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How can I get better accuracy in PC games?
My aim is okay in PC gaming, but it's still not the greatest... So I specifically like playing counter strike and TF2, but I find my aim is a little under par... So are there and good techniques or strategies to better my aim? I know practice helps, but still, if there is a method that takes a little less time or is more effective than just solely practicing, I'd like to know about it.
Thanks in advance!
Coming from someone who was taught from Cal Invites, and am an Ex Cal-Main player myself, I believe that I can help answer your question. What you want to do is, go into a deathmatch server, any server works, but deathmatch will help you the fastest. Now what you want to do, is instead of running around trying to kill people as fast as you can, you want to stand in a spot on the map, and wait for an enemy. As soon as you see the enemy, don't take a shot until you KNOW FOR SURE your shot is going to be a headshot. (Use an AK-47, since it's a 1 shot headshot). Don't burst, or spray, just click one bullet at a time, and make sure that shot is going to be a headshot. It doesn't matter if you go 1-20 in the server, heck I don't care if you get 1 kill that entire day, but as long as that kill was a 1 shot headshot. The trick with this is, get your aim before you get your speed. After a few hours of practicing this technique in a deathmatch server, you will already notice improvement in your aim. Not only will you be shooting the head every shot, but you will slowly get faster and faster, and soon enough you will be 1 clicking people in the head extremely fast. One more thing for you to keep your aim steady, is to be steady yourself, don't get ancy and "shaky", but stay calm and relaxed, your aim will do the same as you are doing. Also listen to what Bill Hicks said about your set-launch options (he is correct). I hope I helped you out.
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