Pulsar c50 Zeroing

[JCB 56]

Hi
Is there anyone in Oxfordshire or surrounding areas with the c50 that would be kind enough to zero my Tikka t3x please ?
My brain is obviously not joining the dots up properly and I’m rapidly losing the will to live with it !!
Just need a 100m zero for one rifle. Obviously more than happy to pay and would be most grateful.
Many Thanks

 

[David.evans]

What’s the problem pal

 

[JCB 56]

What’s the problem pal

Thanks for replying.
Can’t seem to save the coordinate's
Re read everything tonight ready for another go tomorrow!!

 

[Rutland lad]

Been there.
Nearly had enough but got sorted in the end. It’s just not intuitive enough and we don’t do it enough to really be on top of it.
But it’s worth persevering. Eventually it all clicked and somehow it’s zeroed.

 

[JCB 56]

Been there.
Nearly had enough but got sorted in the end. It’s just not intuitive enough and we don’t do it enough to really be on top of it.
But it’s worth persevering. Eventually it all clicked and somehow it’s zeroed.

Glad it’s not just me then ! Thanks

 

[The Singing Stalker]

I can help but not back for a few weeks. I have a C50. Definitely not the easiest, but got there in the end.

 

[JCB 56]

I can help but not back for a few weeks. I have a C50. Definitely not the easiest, but got there in the end.

Very kind offer, thank you. I’m going to put it onto my 22 to reduce ammo cost and persevere with the process until I get it right.
I’ll keep you posted. Cheers

 

[MontyDachs]

Have you had a look on youtube? Some good tutorial type videos on zeroing it. When I had mine I used these, and really helped navigating the settings.

 

[TommyPro555]

Join the club - but you’ll get there eventually as we all have. Tip: try this at home first without the bolt btw and not on the range - you’ll be more relaxed. As long as you’re getting to the point where you’ve got your X and Y coordinates (note them now!) your next move is the press 6 briefly which should highlight the menu on the left - then rotate the wheel to go UP to the icon above - looks a bit like a scope reticle - and press enter on 6 - in a moment you should see a blue box appear with a big tick saying ‘coordinates saved’
CAVEAT I emphasise that this may not be gospel but how I believe I did it recently- as you say you try so many different variations that when it does eventually work you can’t remember what you did to repeat it
As long as you’re happy the X and Y are correct it is easier to do all this at home (no bolt!) Good luck.

 

[Warbucks]

Youtube, zeroing a pulsar c50, camo kev.
After you've moved the recital left/right, up/down its one long press and recital jumps, then second long press save's it, according to the above ?

Dave (warbucks)

 

[devon deer stalker]

This is for the thermal but it also works for the c50

 

[JCB 56]

Join the club - but you’ll get there eventually as we all have. Tip: try this at home first without the bolt btw and not on the range - you’ll be more relaxed. As long as you’re getting to the point where you’ve got your X and Y coordinates (note them now!) your next move is the press 6 briefly which should highlight the menu on the left - then rotate the wheel to go UP to the icon above - looks a bit like a scope reticle - and press enter on 6 - in a moment you should see a blue box appear with a big tick saying ‘coordinates saved’
CAVEAT I emphasise that this may not be gospel but how I believe I did it recently- as you say you try so many different variations that when it does eventually work you can’t remember what you did to repeat it
As long as you’re happy the X and Y are correct it is easier to do all this at home (no bolt!) Good luck.

That’s a great suggestion thanks.

 

[JCB 56]

Thank you all for your replies and help. Looks like I’ve cracked it tonight. A few dry runs in the garden and the settings are saved.
Out to the range tomorrow to finalize things. Many thanks once again ! Much appreciated

 

[David.evans]

Arr , go get em jcb
Good luck mate