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Zero Ranges Benefits/Drawbacks Specific for 6.5 Grendel
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murfvol Wrote:I have nothing useful to add, but greatly appreciate y'all freely sharing your wisdom.

As a slacker, and because there's no good spot to do a correct PBR between 200 & 300 yards where I shoot, I use a 200 yard zero. Klem makes great points about sacrificing a few yards with that though.

murf,

You don't need a 200-300 yard range to zero with a PBR. Calculate your PBR on the computer and it will also give you the impact point on the target at 100. For example, it might be 3.1" high at 100. You then zero at 100 so that the point of impact is 3.1" higher than what you are aiming at. Then you are PBR-set for all the further ranges.

If you want to send me your gun's info (muzzle velocity, bullet etc) I can do it for you.
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Zero Ranges Benefits/Drawbacks Specific for 6.5 Grendel - by Klem - 10-03-2017, 03:33 AM

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