I dont not have much time to head out to a range that is longer than 100 yards. But when I do I would like to not waste time with adjustments. SSSOOO, I am thinking about creating a small 100 zero target that I can also use for 200, 300 and 600 yards.
In english, A target that has an inch square at the top where I am able to zero at 100. Then approximately 2 inches lower for a 200 yard zero. Then approzimately 4.5 inches lower than the 100 yard target would be a 300 yard one inch box. The point is to find correct elevation with out screwing around with walking back and forth.
I know all of this sounds retarded but I am looking for ideas in regard. Again, a 100 yard zero target that I can alter to also find a two and three hundred yard zero. YES I KNOW, NOTHING WILL BE A THREE HUNDRED YARD ZERO LIKE SHOOTING AT THREE HUNDRED YARDS.
In english, A target that has an inch square at the top where I am able to zero at 100. Then approximately 2 inches lower for a 200 yard zero. Then approzimately 4.5 inches lower than the 100 yard target would be a 300 yard one inch box. The point is to find correct elevation with out screwing around with walking back and forth.
I know all of this sounds retarded but I am looking for ideas in regard. Again, a 100 yard zero target that I can alter to also find a two and three hundred yard zero. YES I KNOW, NOTHING WILL BE A THREE HUNDRED YARD ZERO LIKE SHOOTING AT THREE HUNDRED YARDS.