How to Zero a Laser Sight

Scope mounted laser sights are a great addition to any rifle and scope set up.

For hunting they are brilliant in low light and in the dark.

For combat gaming like airsoft and paintball they add to the fun making it all more special forces and SWAT like!

It's easy enough to plonk a laser on top of a scope and stroll about looking cool and spec ops - but if you just do that you won't have it so that the laser dot falls where the cross hair is on the scope.

That's OK if it's just for fun. But if you want to use the laser dot in conjunction with the scope cross hairs then you need to zero the laser in with the scope.