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Quick answer

Install your Blaser Sauer Zeiss mount by aligning the INNOMOUNT QD base with the rifle's pre-cut grooves, tightening to the specified torque, then zeroing the Zeiss scope using a bore sighter and live-fire adjustments.

Installation and zeroing steps

1. Prepare the rifle and mount: Ensure the rifle is unloaded and the receiver grooves are clean and free of oil or debris. Lightly lubricate the mount's clamping surfaces with a dry lubricant if recommended by the manufacturer. A dirty interface is the most common cause of zero shift. Wipe with a clean cloth before assembly.
2. Attach the INNOMOUNT QD base: Slide the base onto the receiver's integral dovetail from the rear. Push it forward until it stops. Close the lever firmly—it should click into place with moderate resistance. If the lever is too loose or too tight, adjust the tension screw on the lever using a hex key. The lever should require firm hand pressure to close. If it closes too easily, tighten the screw; if it's very hard to close, loosen it slightly.
3. Mount the Zeiss scope rings: Place the Zeiss scope into the lower ring halves, ensuring the scope is centered and level. Install the upper ring halves and tighten the screws in a crisscross pattern to the torque specified by the ring manufacturer (typically 15–20 in-lb). Do not overtighten. Overtightening can deform the scope tube and damage internal components. Use a torque wrench if available.
4. Bore sight the scope: Remove the bolt or use a bore sighter to align the crosshairs with the bore axis at a known distance (25–50 yards). Adjust windage and elevation turrets until the reticle matches the bore center. Bore sighting saves ammunition and gets you on paper quickly. Without it, you may waste many rounds finding the target.
5. Zero at the desired distance: Fire a three-shot group at 100 yards (or your chosen distance). Adjust windage and elevation based on the group's center. Fire another group to confirm. Repeat until the group is centered on your point of aim. Let the barrel cool between groups. A hot barrel can shift point of impact and give misleading results.
6. Test return-to-zero: Remove and reattach the mount several times, firing a group after each reattachment. Compare group centers. If they shift more than 0.5 MOA, check for debris, lever tension, or worn clamping surfaces. A properly installed INNOMOUNT QD should return to zero within 0.5 MOA. Consistent shift indicates a problem with the mount or installation.

Products used in this guide

• Montage amovible Blaser - Sauer - Zeiss: The INNOMOUNT QD for Blaser Sauer Zeiss provides a quick and secure mounting solution for Blaser or Sauer rifles equipped with Zeiss scopes. This mount ensures a solid, repeatable attachment that maintains zero when properly installed.

  

• Montage Blaser - Sauer - Zeiss ZM/VM: The INNOMOUNT QD for Blaser Sauer Zeiss ZM/VM is designed specifically for Zeiss ZM/VM scopes and Blaser receivers. Choosing the correct mount version prevents fitment issues and ensures the scope sits at the right height for a natural cheek weld.