S snowplow Sergeant of the Hide Full Member Minuteman Oct 1, 2024 152 30 WA Wednesday at 5:12 PM #1 Wednesday at 5:12 PM #1 Guys, for a longer range precision ar15 build where you plan on dialing, what is the common sight in distance? Do you just do the common 50/200 and dial from there or do you do something else?
Guys, for a longer range precision ar15 build where you plan on dialing, what is the common sight in distance? Do you just do the common 50/200 and dial from there or do you do something else?
V VargmatII Gunny Sergeant Full Member Minuteman Sep 16, 2020 569 1,005 Southern Sweden Wednesday at 5:18 PM #2 Wednesday at 5:18 PM #2 I do it the same way I have set up my long range rifles in the past. Zero at 100 meters/yards dial for anything further than that. Reactions: matt33, Jsp556, WeR0206 and 2 others
I do it the same way I have set up my long range rifles in the past. Zero at 100 meters/yards dial for anything further than that.
Old Man with Gun Major Hide Member Full Member Minuteman Feb 4, 2019 1,762 2,601 Wednesday at 5:30 PM #3 Wednesday at 5:30 PM #3 Depends on the optic, as above unless LPVO and then 200yds. Yes a LPVO can do well to 600yds. Last edited: Wednesday at 6:45 PM
oldrifleman Sergeant Supporter Full Member Minuteman Legend Apr 4, 2012 2,315 2,305 Seattle Wednesday at 6:16 PM #4 Wednesday at 6:16 PM #4 I always zero at 100 yards and set my zero stop. I will dial up the required clicks for the target but when done or changing distances I go back to zero and come back up. Reactions: Laseredge, WeR0206 and simonp
I always zero at 100 yards and set my zero stop. I will dial up the required clicks for the target but when done or changing distances I go back to zero and come back up.
DairyDictator Unlucky Bastard Full Member Minuteman Supporter Mar 15, 2019 1,089 983 Wednesday at 6:19 PM #5 Wednesday at 6:19 PM #5 Zero where the reticle manual tells you to. If it doesn't say, zero at 100. If you're going to dial, zero at 100. Last edited: Wednesday at 7:47 PM Reactions: Jsp556 and Ichi
Zero where the reticle manual tells you to. If it doesn't say, zero at 100. If you're going to dial, zero at 100.
slodsm Space force door gunner Full Member Minuteman Supporter Jun 1, 2009 174 187 47 Tyler Texas www.google.com Wednesday at 9:37 PM #6 Wednesday at 9:37 PM #6 Zero at 100 and dial, same as all of them except my 22’s which get a 50 yard zero. Reactions: Laseredge, VargmatII and oldrifleman