Bullet drop?

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If you don't have longer ranges to sight in at, it would be better to zero at 25 yards, and it SHOULD be zeroed at 100 yards.
of course this is a general estimate and powder, weight and other factors will be in play.
 
If you don't have longer ranges to sight in at, it would be better to zero at 25 yards, and it SHOULD be zeroed at 100 yards.
of course this is a general estimate and powder, weight and other factors will be in play.
It should be closer at 100yd IF he is using a scope thats about 1.5" above the bore. Bullet path vs LOS could be quite a bit different if using iron sites.
 
Very true, I wasn't thinking about iron sites, I just assumed he was using a scope.
thanks for the disclaimer.
It should be closer at 100yd IF he is using a scope thats about 1.5" above the bore. Bullet path vs LOS could be quite a bit different if using iron sites
 
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From my experience you wont be happy with a 50 yard zero. Using ballistic charts will get you pretty close when sighting but nothing compares to shooting. My T/C with 100 grains of blackhorn and 250gr t/c sabot shoots about 2~2.5 high at 50 yards with a 100 yard zero on the scope (nikon prostaff with BDC). I also use the Nikon spoton app on my phone to compensate when in the field, its about "spot on" with the correct data loaded.
 

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