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100 or 200 Yard Zero???
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<blockquote data-quote="Joefrazell" data-source="post: 1388391" data-attributes="member: 101262"><p>100 yards and dial up. Alot of my hunting I'll just adjust my scope to 200 and that way when if there's a quick shot at 200-250 I can be more confident. Plus this way I can dial back down to my 100 yard zero to confirm on paper. I'm very picky about my zero and want to be putting 5 shots into the center of the 1" target dot. Also, this way I'm not having to measure how far high I am at 100 for a perfect zero. Years ago before I dialed I would zero at 200 but my furthest shot was 327 yards on a mule deer. All in a persons preference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Joefrazell, post: 1388391, member: 101262"] 100 yards and dial up. Alot of my hunting I'll just adjust my scope to 200 and that way when if there's a quick shot at 200-250 I can be more confident. Plus this way I can dial back down to my 100 yard zero to confirm on paper. I'm very picky about my zero and want to be putting 5 shots into the center of the 1" target dot. Also, this way I'm not having to measure how far high I am at 100 for a perfect zero. Years ago before I dialed I would zero at 200 but my furthest shot was 327 yards on a mule deer. All in a persons preference. [/QUOTE]
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