Setting Vortex Gen II PST zero stop

How to set the zero stop on your Gen II Vortex PST.

[jaredmyers]

Most well informed Vortex Viper Gen II PST RZR zero stop video and instructions even six years later for those of us who are excited to zero and then read instructions later. Saved a ton of time and ammo. Great work!

[Witty]

So, the first time I watched this (before zeroing the scope) I didn’t understand what was going on with the second method. Having just returned from the range (from zeroing) I could not figure out why my stop was off by about “12 clicks” (3 MOA) until I watched this again. If your reading this, 4 years later, a big freakin thanks to you for this informative video.

[Jalexander]

7 year old video and still no one else shows option 2, , , , worked perfect! Thanks!

[Hoodlum]

Thank you. This is the only scope that I have struggled with getting the zero stop right. And you have the only video to address it.

[BucketListOutdoors]

Exactly what I was looking for. Took my late father in laws 7mm Rem Mag to the range, got it dialed in, then realized the whole zero stop thing after. Thought I might have to start from scratch, but was thinking through the process and this video just confirmed what I thought should be an easy adjustment. Will get on the range soon to try it out, but I don't see why it won't be right where I left it.

[robjohnson]

Thank you exactly what I needed ! I zeroed my scope and didn’t wanna start all over so your method 2 was what I needed ! You rock my friend !

[daveenriquez]

Ah, Well here I am, apparently 6 years later from when this video was 1st posted. I ended up in scenario #2. Apparently I did not read, (hey I'm a guy, who thinks he doesn't need to fully read instructions), to make sure I started at the zero stop when I sighted in. I just assumed because the scope was set at the zero mark on the outer caps I was at zero and zero stop and I just went to normal sight in procedures. Not so with the zero stop, thus I had scenario #2 and my zero stop was not set correctly. Thanks for your explanation, it was very helpful. I gotta get better at fully reading the instructions first, before assuming I know what I am doing. Oh well live and learn.

[Jump]

Thank you for showing us this!. I was not sure how the zero stop actually works so I didn't know how to address the problem you addressed in the "second method." Thank you for making a video showing us exactly how it works!

[davidmartin]

Thank you for adding the 2nd zero stop method! That was very helpful.

[imalumberzach]

Thank you for this! I am one of the idiots that sighted in my rifle without following the first method, so I'll not be going and doing the second method. I was thinking I could do it that way but I'm glad to see that it will work before I start turning dials.

[atjross]

Thank you! I just could not figure this out and ended up in scenario 2... now I know why! Such a great help

[PassionforRifles]

That was clear and easy information how to zero PST GEN II scope zero stop, thank you :)

[ADVJason]

Good video. I am ordering the 5-25x50 tomorrow. I thought I had an idea how to set it up after reading how. (I did) but a video is always easier to follow. Thanks for posting

[sevensixtwo]

Thanks for taking the time to make this.

[guitardaddy]

Play this at 2x speed. You're welcome.

[dannymeyers]

I own this scope. It's videos like this that inspire me to subscribe. Thank you.

[jerrydruce]

2nd Method for the money! Saved me a headache. Thank you.

[jamesc]

That second method is money. I was way to impatient trying this scope out on a rifle and way to short on time and trust to zero down the elevation turret initially lol

[dakotasexton]

Thanks for showing both methods I'm that knuckle head that didn look at the book and went out and sighted in thinking I'd set my zero stop later at home 😂

[ozkhan]

2nd scenario was awesome. Thanks for the instructions.