50/200 zero trajectory 250101-50/200 yard zero trajectory
1,563 JohnCushman said In my limited knowledge, 0 yards is usually the upper end of the arc of the bullet going downrange So, zeroing at 0 gives you the true 'zero' of the path of the bullet height Then it's just a matter of a little hold at 0 and less or moreMore on why later An Eotech Reticle Below Note the 7 yard hold for CQB hostage shots i own a 2506 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 zero at 0 yds or 16 inches high at 100 yds using hornady 117 gn interlock bullets exclusively theres some great advice from the crew on this subject best of luck 243 Win Vs 270 Win Cartridge Comparison Sniper Country 50/200 yard zero trajectory