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Read the manual but that is not your starting point:
* Attach scope bases to rifle
* Mount scope. Adjust cross hairs per STS manual
* Insert bore sighter into bore and follow instructions
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The sighter screen is graduated in 4" increments.   
* Adjust windage &  elevation on the scope to the '100' W & E line on the bore sighter
* Record the windage & elevation to derive a 'zero' 100yd base line scope setting
* Go to the range and bore sight the barrel at 100yds to the target center.  Best to have a buddy holding the rifle steady.  * Adjust scope knobs
* Fire one round
* Place cross hairs on the target bullet hole.  If it is a center hit - no adjustment needed.  If not -
* With the crosshairs still on the bullet hole - adjust scope to center POA
* Fire the 2nd round - you should be at target center POA - adjust scope knobs accordingly
* Record scope W & E to your new 100 yd 'zero' setting for that bullet loading data.

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johnboy,

Are you sure that you've got that 2-shot scope zero sequence right?  I've always done it by:
1.  Clamp rifle in a rifle rest or vice so it won't move when you fiddle with the scope settings,

2. put crosshairs on aiming point (e.g. center X-ring), fire a shot,

3. adjust the crosshairs from the aiming point to the bullet hole without moving the rifle.

(in actual practice, I worked with 3-round groups)