12-06-2011, 06:26 AM
Your click values are shown for a 600yd zero. What is your question?
I never use that zero, by the way...temp shifts will screw you over big time, whereas a 100yd zero in 50 degrees will be the same at 90 degrees. Not so with a 600yd, I can promise.
I also prefer zero-stop scopes for my 100yd zero, where I index the turret at, then dial for the drop at different ranges. For a 600yd zero, most of your shots will be a negative dial, since most distances will be under 600. With a 1/4 MOA scope, you'll get lost in the turn real quick.
Do you have a scope with 1/4 MOA clicks for elevation?
I never use that zero, by the way...temp shifts will screw you over big time, whereas a 100yd zero in 50 degrees will be the same at 90 degrees. Not so with a 600yd, I can promise.
I also prefer zero-stop scopes for my 100yd zero, where I index the turret at, then dial for the drop at different ranges. For a 600yd zero, most of your shots will be a negative dial, since most distances will be under 600. With a 1/4 MOA scope, you'll get lost in the turn real quick.
Do you have a scope with 1/4 MOA clicks for elevation?