Silverback wrote:BadMuther wrote:
See above. 2 clicks with the front site post down. Front site controls elevation, rear windage for zeroing there top.
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Thanks, but I think your zero procedure is fundamentally flawed. It's flawed because you are zeroing at 50 meters (I'll assume it's because you are too cool to zero at 25 meters and to lazy to zero at 100 meters), which does not affect the internal or external ballistic factors.
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Flawed howeso????
Your chart has no accompanying info.
If you are talking about zeroing at 50 yards, I didn't come up with that. There used to be a great site that explained this really well, but basically a 25m zero is a real shitty zero.
A 50y zero is fairly close to a 200yd zero and allows you to get a "kill" w/out holdovers/unders from 0-250. Center mass hold.
Not everyone has access to a 100 yard range, and while I haven't used it, Paul Howe makes a pretty good case for it. The "2 clicks FS" is a quick and easy method from switching back and forth from a 25 to 50 zero
if you need to as in Ranger at Large's particular situation.
I've been searching since my earlier post for more data to back it up to combat the exact kind of post you just put up.
But please, tell me what's flawed about it??