Mar 27, 2010 · It's an old rule of thumb to get you on paper at 25 and 200 yds, There are a lot of variables that will affect it but in most cases you will be at least 2 inches high at 200 yds if your …

Dec 18, 2004 · Using the ballistics data on the remington web site, and assuming a scope height of 1.5 inches above the bore, I have calculated the following 25 yard drop for a 100 yard zero …

Jun 5, 2010 · I zero at 75 yards because it is about the center of the trajectory curve and places you almost dead center at 50 and 100 yards. Also this is the normal range of use for me (75 to …

Mar 18, 2023 · I would like to point out an incorrect assumption you are working with. On a high powered rifle with a scope sighting system, zero'd at 100 yards, the bullet trajectory goes from …

Nov 20, 2011 · A mil is 3.6 inches at 100 yards, 7.2 inches at 200 yards. Your scope is 1/4 inch (iphy) at 200 yards, so 7.2 divided by .25 is 29 clicks. Now if your scope is 1/8 moa it will be …

Oct 30, 2018 · Fire three shots aiming at dead center. Use your scope to estimate ~ how many 1/10ths" your bullet holes are off target's dead center. Adjust elevation & windage via 1mil = …

Dec 12, 2019 · Via a bore sight @ 25 yards I'm about 2" low and have no more travel in the turret. I was hoping to get a 200 zero. Not sure if that is possible. Plan on shooting it next week to …

Aug 17, 2013 · i own a 25-06 and so do a few of the local hunters i know. everybody but myself zeroes them at mpbr. that is three inches high at 100 yds. i use a ballistic reticled scope so i …

Oct 30, 2011 · My Weatherby 25-06 is sighted to zero at 300 yards. Trajectory is fairly flat at close range, but will shoot about 4" high at 100 yds, and 5" high at 200, by 400 yards drop is over …

Jul 31, 2010 · It all depends on whether you plan to use the rifle for target practice or mainly for hunting. I have mine sighted in at 200 yards, knowing that it will be just a bit high at 100 yards, …