Setup review
Review the rifle, optic, mounts, controls, and stated goals before live-fire work begins.
Appointment-based air rifle service
Air rifle sight-in & zeroing.
Get help checking your optic setup and establishing a repeatable zero for your air rifle at a distance that fits your equipment and intended use.
Scope setup checkAgreed zero distanceSafety-first appointment
Best forNew optics, changing ammunition, or confirming an existing zero
BringYour unloaded air rifle, optic, compatible ammunition, and equipment details
DistanceConfirmed before the appointment based on access, equipment, and goals
ImportantLocation, eligibility, pricing, and range rules must be confirmed in advance
A more confident setup
Know where your air rifle and optic are set before your next outing.
The service begins with a conversation about the rifle, optic, ammunition, intended distance, and any accuracy concerns. The provider confirms what can be evaluated and what equipment or range access is available.
Zero confirmation
Establish or verify a consistent point of impact at the distance agreed with the provider.
Clear handoff
Leave with the confirmed setup, ammunition details, and zero distance documented for reference.
Range-safe process
All handling and live-fire activity follows the host location's rules and the provider's safety procedures.
Confirmed on target
See the established point of impact.
A target provides a clear record of the confirmed zero at the agreed distance. Results vary with the rifle, optic, ammunition, conditions, and shooter.
Air rifle zeroing FAQ
What to confirm before your appointment.
Do I need to bring my own air rifle and ammunition?
Plan to bring your own unloaded air rifle, optic, and compatible ammunition unless the provider tells you otherwise. Confirm transport, storage, and range requirements before arriving.
What distance will the rifle be zeroed at?
The distance is agreed before the appointment based on your goals, equipment, ammunition, and the safe range space available to the provider.
Can you guarantee a specific group size or accuracy?
No. Results depend on the rifle, optic, mounts, ammunition, conditions, and mechanical consistency. The provider can identify the confirmed zero and discuss any observed limitations.
Who performs the service?
South Florida Outdoor Guides markets and matches requests with an available provider. The provider is responsible for the appointment, qualifications, location, safety procedures, pricing, and compliance with applicable rules.