4-shot Scope Zero

From our friend, Mr. Larry Potterfield at Midway USA

Bore sight the rifle

1. center the bore of the rifle to the target at 25 yards
2. adjust the scope starting with the windage screws on the scope base
3. adjust the adjustment turrets on the scope until the cross hairs are centered on the target
4. fire one shot at 25 yards to confirm that you're on the paper and near the center of the target

Fine tune the zero

1. fire your second shot at the target at 100 yards
2. after the shot, place the cross hairs back on the bulls eye
3. hold the gun securely in a rest without moving it and windage screws to place the vertical wire over the bullet hole
4. use the scope's windage and elevation turrets to place the cross hairs directly over the bullet hole
5. fire the third shot at the bulls eye and your rifle should be perfectly zeroed
6. fire the fourth shot to confirm
   

A possible goodie for my CCW Glock?

I've seen some positive reviews about mounting a small red dot to a CCW pistol. I'm impressed with the battery life and I believe it'll still keep a G27 pretty compact.

Doctor optic + Trijicon

I was wondering what happened to Doctor optics because their website was down, which was unfortunate because it seems like they have a pretty interesting product. Looks like others have already asked that same question.And here's a model from Jpoint Sights.