Scoped AR - what's your zero?

[scottm]

For the visual learners:

h ttp://www.jesseshunting.com/photopost/data/500/medium/Zerobulletpaths.jpg

50yd zero is blue. 100 yard zero is green. Note which trajectory stays closest to the sight line at ranges out to 300 yards.

 

[cyclone]

For the visual learners:

h ttp://www.jesseshunting.com/photopost/data/500/medium/Zerobulletpaths.jpg

50yd zero is blue. 100 yard zero is green. Note which trajectory stays closest to the sight line at ranges out to 300 yards.

So long as it's not a non-CGN dealer , you ought to be safe linking an image to CGN...

 

[FPembleton]

50m for irons and RDS, and 100m for magnified optics (ACOG and NXS)

 

[D_]

Note which trajectory stays closest to the sight line at ranges out to 300 yards.

The Blue one?

 

[b_w.]

interesting

 

[Gundoggy]

With my Trijicon TR24G....50yards

With my Leupold 1.5-5X SPR (think it's called the MRT now) 100y

Trijicon TR33R 100meters

Irons BUIS on AR15...50 yards

 

[D_]

My TA11G asks for 100 m zero. 0-15 m occluded eye, 15-50 m different optic, 50-whatever.

 

[CarbineOne]

Depends on bbl length.

On my 20" AR and my XCR, 50/250 (or more like 50/220ish with the XCR).

14.5", zeroed at 50/180ish.

10.5", zeroed at 100yds.

 

[Satain]

223/556 is so flat shooting I would go with 200 meters/yards

Total agree cuz that's what the gong is set-up for
But for my Acog TA01NSN the main cross hair is set-up for 100 so all the rest line up properly.

 

[pac_man]

I have an ACOG so my zero is 100 M. If I was using a red dot or iron sights I would zero for 50 M.

 

[carbonrod]

I have a 200m zero on my main AR, and hunting rifle. Then have hold overs/unders from 25-500m. I also use the dials if time permits, which, unfortunately, is most matches. If I'm missing the dial in a run down for some reason, I can hold off.... If I remember.

 

[geologist]

On my chopped carry handle sight BUIS I'm going to go with the Santose Improved Battlesight Zero 50y/200m.

Not sure at what range I'll zero the Strikefire RDS.