Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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Zeroing your TenPoint VISION HD digital rangefinding scope is quick once you know the steps. This guide walks you through sighting in from a close target out to the recommended 30-yard zero — using the zeroing menu, freeze-frame, and X/Y axis adjustments to dial in dead center.

0:00 How zeroing works: shoot, adjust, confirm
0:13 Start at a close target (15 yards)
0:30 Using the zeroing menu and freeze-frame
0:46 Adjusting the X and Y axis
1:02 Confirming your zero at 20 yards
1:53 Dialing in the recommended 30-yard zero
2:32 Next: the ballistic calculator and laser rangefinder

How it works: Take an initial shot at a close target, open the zeroing menu, freeze the frame on your point of impact, then adjust the X axis (windage) and Y axis (elevation) following the on-screen arrows. Save, take a follow-up shot to confirm, then repeat at greater distances until you're zeroed at the recommended 30 yards.

In this video: sighting in at 15 yards, confirming at 20, and setting your 30-yard zero. Up next, we cover the ballistic calculator, selecting the correct ballistic profile, and how it works with the built-in laser rangefinder.

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