Tungsten 74 gives tips in how to zero-in a red dot sight or scope, which is the first thing to do right after procuring one for your airsoft gun... "I bought a new red dot sight and the gun doesn't shoot where I want it to. Yes it is. In fact, it can't be like that, because how? We have to first adjust the rifle scope, Red Dot, no matter what - any aiming aids so that we can hit it reliably. Here I give you a complete description and tips on how to make it easier.

The first thing you need to do when you get a new airsoft gun is to zero your sights, if it comes with a scope, then zero the scope. Here is Fox Airsoft to help you do that if you are not yet sure on how make your airsoft gun to shoot accurately... "Scopes do not automatically make you more accurate when added to your gun. You have to zero your scope before it can do anything for you.

Steps to Zero Your Scope:

The next episode in Airsoft GI's 1 Minute Tactical Tips covers zeroing optics used in airsoft. In this video they take a G&G Elcan Scope mounted on a VFC SCAR-H as an example and if you want to get the scope, better click this link to go to the product page at the Airsoft GI online store.