100 yard zero

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I do also. I have only made one shot my hole life over 100 yards. If I am going back to west Tennessee then I will change to a 200 yards zero but it's been over 10 years since I hunted big fields
 

skipperbrown

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I zero at 100 and with adjustable currents, I dial for longer distances. Almost all precision shooters zero at 100, dial in range and also use a ranging reticle for quick shots.
 

kamml

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It pays to know your "Point Blank Range" for your caliber and your specific rifle. Just zero an inch or two high at 100 yds could give you a 250 yd 6" zone on a deer depending on what caliber you are shooting.
 

mike243

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I have shot more deer at 50 with a muzzle loader than any other distance, shot 2 at 267 steps, haven't repeated that in 3-4 years. like to be able to shoot very accurate at 50y and know where 100y hits. ,rifle 100y, 300wm carries a little ways without having to think
 

DoubleRidge

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I'm 1" high at 100...30-06 165gr Federal Fusion...we have some shot opportunities out to 300 so this set up works for me... especially in the heat of the moment.
 
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younggun308

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I do sight in at 100, but I've only killed a deer at 100 or more yards exactly once (unsuccessfully shot at 250…on my first ever hunting trip as a youth on a powerline). Usually my shots are 60-85 yards.
 

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