[Steels]

My rifle being a >$100 stock VSR clone, I can't really attest to its accuracy at the moment, but I've found it fires consistently slightly to the right of where my crosshairs are lined up on my scope. It is airsoft, and the ranges employed by the gun aren't very large, but should I consider adjusting the windage to compensate for this discrepancy, or is my gun just firing inaccurately?

 

[the3rdeye88]

I would look into working on airseal and hop up first. You can do both of those forjust some elbow grease. Then try to zero. Look around the forum a bit and there are plenty of threads that cover any questions you will probably have.

 

[furrycowthingy]

Also look at your mount to your scope. It usually isn't a problem but it can be on a occasion that they are made uneven.

 

[souponherhed]

Another thing to add about the scope mounts, make sure they're both the same way. They look symmetrical, but they're not. If you have one on so that the release screw is on the opposite side, then the scope won't be quite straight and your shots will be hitting to one side all the time.

 

[the3rdeye88]

I've got a set of Millet windage adjustable rings. They tighten on both sides. i havent gotten around to getting them on so I don't know how well they work yet.

 

[Libelle]

Wounds worth adjusting. It is a simple affair. If you are mounted on a rail, check that nothing is obstructing the clamp. I noticed on my gun the optics can not take certain positions because the structures of the rail will skew the placement sometimes.

Is there a prevailing wind are your range?