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Originally Posted by rockquarry
cyphertext- Simply stated, a 50 yard zero will cause greater bullet drop at 250 yards than a 100 yard zero will. What's stated in my original post is correct.
I suppose if we need to be more exact, specific bullets & weights, ballistic coefficients, and muzzle velocities need to be included, but the basic premise holds true.
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What? Not according to any trajectory chart I have seen... look at the one I posted above...
At 250 yards with a 50 yard zero, the impact is about 2 inches low.
At 250 yards with a 100 yard zero, the impact is 6 inches low...
How is a 2 inch drop greater than a 6 inch drop? With a 50 yard zero, I don't even need to attempt a hold over to make that shot.