Can not sight in new accura Mr-x (advice needed)

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I got it 1/4 moa right of bullseye today. Took a break and adjusted it 1- 1/4 moa click to the left. Next 2 shots were touching center.. but 3 moa low? It’s been tracking perfectly so I am going to chalk that up as a poi shift probably due to temp change or maybe the way I was holding was different after the break. Idk but my god this has been a stressful experience, hahaha. I can’t wait to get a durable scope put on this thing and some seekins steel rings. I learned a lesson here 100%, and that is durability is the most important factor when selecting optics for heavier recoiling rifles. Consistency as well. It is dead deer moa but still, I like knowing I’m 110% confident when I’m walking to my stand with my gear. I need to get out there with only a few days left so I’ll shoot again tomorrow morning and hit up the stand or field edge in the afternoon.


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Are you measuring with volume or weight at this point? Make sure your loading pressure is the same each time as well.
 
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Weight. 70G so should be 100G volume but I’ve noticed it’s not quite lined up on the measuring tubes I got. Looks more like 95


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I have a Nikon black X 1000 that I beat the crap out of that has never lost zero and still tracks perfectly. I believe it was tested with a 50 BMG. That is what I will put on my new Knight if I get a tag in a state that allows scopes. I also have a Leupold that I have had for over 20 years that has never failed me that I would use also. I do have a couple of Trijicon scopes on CF rifles that I like. The Huron model might be a good scope for a MZ. I don’t have a Maven rifle scope but I do have a spotter which has crystal clear optics.

Glad you got things going. I am new to muzzle loaders so have been following this thread and learned a few things.
 
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Yeah the Huron as well as the credo HX, & accupoint are all on my list. Maven has 2 I’m interested in as well but not sure on durability which leads me back towards Trijicon. The Acogs they make can take a massive beating and still function perfectly and I love how the accupoint is kind of that in a scope form. They are just hard to find and pricey, especially on the 42mm objective models. Eyebox/eye relief is pretty important on a muzzleloader as well so idk how well the 2-10x38 Maven will be but man, it’s a steal at the $550 price tag… that Maven RS2 2-10 and the Trijicon Huron are both absolutely amazing deals imo. Both have Japanese glass under $600. Kinda like an Arken but made better and higher tier Japanese glass, lol. (I actually like my Arken EP5 but it sucks from 22-25X).


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Yeah the Huron as well as the credo HX, & accupoint are all on my list. Maven has 2 I’m interested in as well but not sure on durability which leads me back towards Trijicon. The Acogs they make can take a massive beating and still function perfectly and I love how the accupoint is kind of that in a scope form.


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Don't you have an ACOG for sale here?
 
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