-
Is it me or is a 77 grain 100 yards zero a 55 grain 200 yards zero
Is it me or is a 77 grain 100 yards zero a 55 grain 200 yards zero? I'm going to reconfirm this tomorrow but it seems to me that if you zero your rifle at 50/200yards with 55 grain then 77 grain hits at 100 yards (with 55 2-3 high at 100).
Is this y'all's experience? Seems to be handy for practicing with l cheap 55 grain
-
Pretty much.
It isn't until around 300 yards where your drops start widening by maybe a minute -- but your 75s and 77s get blown around a whole lot less left or right if you're shooting in wind.
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules
Bookmarks