I'm asking for help with a reason or reasons my Hatsan Bull boss is shooting so low. I can have the scope maxed at height but still shoot 6 inches low 10 yards away. I just purchased it less then 2 weeks ago and shot it for the first time yesterday to receive terrible results. Is there some adjustments I could make to raise the barrel? I tightened all the screws but you would think on a $700.00 pellet gun you wouldn't have this problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I also have the recommended Hatsan optic that is a really well made scope and I tried different scopes with different mounts and still had same results so I know it isn't the scope so id hate to shim a scope but may have to.
Hatsan Bullboss >25 caliber (wood stock) shooting low.
- Thread starter erumsch
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that's the problem I can not zero the scope I have it maxed( height wise )at 10 yards and still hit 3 mill dots low of the bulls eye.
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and at 25yards its 4 mill dots low maybe even lower. I just can bring the scope up high enough to catch up to the center cross hairs no matter what the distance.
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Make sure the pellets aren't clipping the moderator. If that isn't it, try swapping your scope rings front to back.
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You say you can't bring the scope high enough? You need to lower the scope or cross hairs to the poi.
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Shim the rear mount scope mount up. Use a piece of credit card or cut aluminum off the bottom of a soda pop can.
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